skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
> If someone is trying to infiltrate my home network

I don't think the publishing of host names was mentioned as a concern for small home networks, but more for larger organisations that might be subject to a coordinated break-in or simply have trade secrets¹² that might be hinted at by careless naming of resources.

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[1] Their next big product/enhancement, as yet unannounced even within the company, for instance.

[2] Hmm, checking what is recorded against one of DayJob's domains I see clues as to who some of our clients are. Not really a significant issue for security at all, but I know at least some of our contracts say we shouldn't openly talk about that we provide services to that client³ so I'll drop a message to the ISC to suggest we discuss if we need to care about the matter…

[3] Though that is mostly in the form of not using their logos in our advertising and such.
As I understand it the US doesn't have a giant federal government database that tracks everyone who is eligible to vote and their current postal adress.
The bit about cia is too funyy
Opening throwaway accounts just to rage against things you don't understand is really shameful.
Not all of the library is encoded this way and you can still easily hear the difference.
Profiles are rolled up collections of RISC-V extensions[1]. RVAxx defines a set of standard extensions you can expect to be present in "application processors" (which is fairly loosely defined but is basically non-embedded stuff that you might run a full Linux on.)

[1] I wrote a quite detailed paper about RISC-V extensions last year: https://research.redhat.com/blog/article/risc-v-extensions-w...
Thanks for the feedback! And yes, I'll include Amazon UK support in the next release. I also plan on expanding the "suggested brands" to the search page. Yes, I definitely need to do more research on getting visibility to the extension.
If you look in the video from OP, you can see that chat is still used at some point.
I’ve been exploring this for a while. Icons are pretty solid with flux these days. Previous models struggled with this.

Sprite sheets are achievable or near achievable imo. SDXL was maybe good enough as a foundational model if you could leverage IPAdapter or a Lora to maintain character consistency. Although the former was never effectively tuned for styles I wanted and the latter requires some actual artist output still. Flux as a base model is far more consistent and has good enough controlnets to do sprite generation but probably still needs some a proper IPAdapter running to be stable enough for production.

Ideally it’s just a productivity tool for an actual artist
Apparently it’s the same way if you work for the military. The movers show up, pack _everything_ into the truck, and it ends up at your new home a week or two later. You might not want that sandwich meat or ice cream any more, but it’ll arrive all the same.
>> ai generated written screens

>> I modified my written screen in a way that ...

What's a written screen? (I could not find via a quick Google search.)
Can't you pass a mirror test and see yourself in the mirror? It is pretty good evidence for me, that intelligent life exists on this planet.
as far as i know f-droid is using the same mechanism to install apps as would any other app (though i remember reading that this wasn't always the case and that it switched to the standard mechanism at some point), like a filemanager. either an app can invoke the installation or it can't. there should be nothing in f-droid that would make installation any different.
You can see the generated code.
Thanks, very useful.

There are some tools similar to Epublifier

https://epub.press/

https://github.com/dteviot/WebToEpub

https://dotepub.com/
Fortunately or not, largest artificial accelerators are still not powerful enough to produce artificial black hole.

Sometimes from deep Universe, appear particles with much more energy than achieved at labs, and some theories say, their energy enough to create BH, but have not confirmation with decades observations, may be because scientific method need tens or better hundreds appearances in one place to confirm, but have less than half dozen.
>a "trusted flagger" organization (whose job is to delete so called "hatespeech") is being criticized by being directly funded by the state and the media

What's the name of that org?
yes, its not just fibre in undersea cables.
No, that is absolutely not a fix. The original is grammatically correct, albeit using "balloon" as a verb. Your version is simply wrong. There is no parenthetical subclause here and your attempt to insert one is incorrect.
It is nonsense that numpy can't use multiple cores. Matrix multiplication in numpy is largely C/Fortran code (BLAS, etc) where GIL can be released.

https://stackoverflow.com/questions/75029322/does-numpy-use-...
NSA Codenames/Covernames and Suggested Use/Implementation
The attainable precision is limited to much lower values by much simpler causes.

The theory that the Planck length has any significance is just a speculation.

Nobody knows how interactions would behave at distances so small and there are no known methods that could compress anything into volumes so small. There is no basis to believe that extrapolating the behavior from normal distances and sizes to the scale of the Planck length is valid.

There are pure speculations that are interesting, but in my opinion any speculation about the Planck length is not interesting, because nobody has been able to formulate any prediction based on such a speculation that can be verified in any way.

Most speculations about the Planck length are made by people who obviously know very little about the meaning of the so-called fundamental constants or of about the significance of the useful natural units for physical quantities, to which the Planck length does not belong.

The Planck length is just one way to express the intensity of the gravitational interaction, i.e. an alternative to Newton's constant of gravitation. Its numeric value does not say anything about any other physical phenomena.

The numeric smallness of Planck's length is just an expression of how weak the gravitational interaction is in comparison with the other interactions. It does not have any other significance.
I don't know if this is unusual, but it's striking. From Polymarket:

ELECTION WINNER
Trump: 64%
Harris: 36%

POPULAR VOTE WINNER
Harris: 64%
Trump: 37%

Looks like it's gonna be a bumpy ride lol.
I've done the same thing as you and buying the phone separately was cheaper every time. In a normal jurisdiction the phone payment is a clear component of your bill and it is patently clear you're borrowing the full sale amount and paying back a higher amount of money.

If this isn't obviously the case, the "normal" plans are subsidizing phone sales. This means that you're almost certain to be better off with a vendor that doesn't offer this or at least offers it in a way that isn't dishonest.

At the end of the day, even if what you say is true making use of this deal makes things worse for everyone because it is part of a larger strategy. Inevitably you will be squeezed for more money than you otherwise would, sometimes it just takes a while.
caste system in india is an evil that persists even today, and is a complex topic.
majority of the indian-origin users on hackernews or people in the IT community are very likely upper castes. see [1]
If you are interested to learn more about the caste system in india it is recommended to get your facts from multiple sources. start from [2]

[1] https://www.hup.harvard.edu/books/9780674987883
[2] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Caste_system_in_India
Strange way to rate the success of civilization.

As long as the grass grows majority-green and the water is majority-blue, I don't care about the colour of the humans.
If we individual makeup was so irrelevant we wouldn't have just had me Ramanujan so far. Although I agree that Einstein is probably very unremarkable and was mostly the right (genius) person in the right place at the right time in history of science to marry together things other people figured out and sprinkle some unique framing onto that.
Yes, that's true, thanks.
"Meanwhile the Cosmos is rich beyond measure: the total number of stars in the universe is greater than all the grains of sand on all the beaches of the planet Earth."

- Carl Sagan
But publishing a public domain paper with a commercial publisher still makes little sense, unless the paper is also _open access_, for without the latter, the public domain document could still be put behind a pay wall. Just because it is owned by no-body does not create a duty for the publisher to open their paywall (unlike, for instance, the viral clauses of software licenses like FSF's GPL, which include language that actually forces sharing).
Building, packaging and publishing an app with the default Electron npm packages can be quite challenging. It involves multiple packages and offers limited customization. Additionally, setting up auto-updates requires significant additional effort, often involving separate tools or services.

electron-builder is a complete solution for building, packaging and distributing Electron applications for macOS, Windows and Linux. It is a highly configurable alternative to the default Electron packaging process and supports auto-update out of the box.

In this blog, we look into how we can build, package and distribute Electron applications using electron-builder.

Read more here: https://www.bigbinary.com/blog/publish-electron-application
Is Firefox's designed in a way that prevents that?

Given it can automatically insert passwords for a site, something in the browser can access passwords.
Except that you might be missing the key fact: the letter is just a letter. It’s not a form that requests information from the recipient, and the recipient is not instructed to return it. Scanning it would be pointless, because all of the information on it was printed out by them!
Hearing aids with Bluetooth are hardly new, they've been around for years at this point.
Honestly I suspect a lot of potentially able people get left by the wayside in our lowest cost educational system. It's particularly tough on neurodiverse people, which one has to suspect included Ramanujan.
The cables are powered. There are also signal repeaters.
Well, if Browsers would show it more prominently, there were more motivation to think about it for developers.

But Browsers are bad HTTP clients. Think about bad user experience with file uploads (no built in progress report!?), HTTP auth (not showing status, no logout etc.)
Both the military "Alpha Group" and "Vympel" were active combatants in both the first and second Chechen wars, they are branches of FSB, which were indeed responsible for the Russian presence in Chechnya since 2001.

Point being, the persons in charge of the the gas and raid in the theatre were also the guys in charge of tactics used in Chechnya.
Last-Modified can have unwanted negative influence on caching behavior. If you want to expose metadata, there's OpenGraph et al. to do the job properly.
> Publishing in Academia is a scam

Using your logic any publishing is a scam including blogging where monetary renumeration does matters [1]

> Nowadays everyone puts their papers also on arxiv.org so at least we can read each other's papers for free

Do you realize that not everyone can get their paper published in Arxiv, it's a free journal masquerading as a pre-print server? [2]

> Of course one has to examine why this system is still in place.

Hmm because it does work albeit the imperfections?

[1] How Do Bloggers Actually Make Money?

https://www.gillianperkins.com/blog/bloggers-actually-make-m...

[2] alphaXiv: Open research discussion on top of arXiv:

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=41485814
An experiment in fighting spam on public forms using "proof of work"
Any tool can have leaks, but integration with an application that connects to large numbers of servers over the internet seems to be a huge increase in attack surface to me, compared to a password manager that is external to the browser.
>I think there's a reason that Python is among the most popular programming languages, and part of it is the indentation-based syntax and lack of brackets.

Perhaps, but IMO that will then be because it looks tempting at first glance like YAML. No matter how much Python I write, I never learned to enjoy this and the fact that I can't select inside/around brackets to quickly manipulate a scope is just so frustrating.
True very true.
I wrote a test framework in Julia
>Italy (and many other European countries) could be great and wealthy countries once again

How? That's like a dad telling his son "you can achieve anything you want" when the reality is he's already capped his max achievement potential with his barista job while still dreaming he's gonna make it big in Hollywood.

You're not gonna see an Italian/European flag on the moon anytime soon just because they did cool stuff in the past. A country is not some tiny ship you can turn around at a whim and become a US/Switzerland powerhouse overnight via some magic algorithm that the people in power were too stupid to see, the inertia of the status quo of a nation is insanely large. So the bureaucrats in charge aren't the only reason Italy and the EU is falling behind the US at the economy and innovations.

Also, speaking of the devil, those bureaucrats in charge are elected by the people and therefore a direct reflection of the population they serve, they're not some strange creatures shoehorned by aliens to rules us poorly, they're cut form the same cloth and are only doing what will get people to keep voting for them.

So if people vote trash candidates to power why are they surprised they get trash results? Stop rewarding bad behavior, and vote for someone else better. Now if all your candidates are trash, what does that say about the population and the culture as a whole? In this case do you think there's some redemption waiting around the corner for them for a spectacular turn-around or is simply the entire population as a collective at fault as well for their current situation?
How Do Bloggers Make Money
Unless you have a business that can easily support these costs AND a plan to make extra money from the exclusivity that patent award gives you then I don’t see how this makes financial sense for any small entrepreneur.
You misunderstand the primary purpose of a democracy: to prevent civil war by giving everyone a voice.

And in this it works remarkably well.
I think you're being a bit naive. The test was designed to disenfranchise people, it was literally designed by people who didn't want black people to vote. You can't say "Well I guess it could've been less ambiguous" the whole point was to be ambiguous to give a pretext to disqualify black people from voting.

You can get 0 answers wrong and there would still be a way of throwing away your vote. Take question 11 - cross out the number necessary when making the number below 1 million. Do you cross out the excess 000s or do you cross out 1,000,000. Or do you cross out enough numbers to make the number below 1 million? The answer is it doesn't matter because (a) by giving you a multiple viable chance they've already managed to disenfranchise a percentage of the people they're targetting, and (b) whatever you do they can just claim the opposite interpretation and refuse you a right to vote.

There wasn't some high minded idealism behind this test. It was a tool for the people administering the election to select who they wanted to allow to vote. Any test you design will serve the same purpose, albeit some more efficiently than others.
> Apple suddenly listens to the world.

If Apple wants to listen to everything everyone says, they already are. (And where they go, and with whom they communicate, etc.)
There are various types of thinking :

https://www.communicationtheory.org/types-of-thinking-tips-a...

There are various types of intelligences :

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Theory_of_multiple_intelligenc...

Having a monologue is like dialoguing with a GPT, be glad you don't have one, that's just a way to bullshit yourself.

Learning to think is dangerous, and not recommended to anyone in its right mind.

Thinking properly is a higher mental process that emerge naturally at its own pace once you are in a "safe" state of mind and "safe" environment.

Once you are in a "safe" state, you can promote its emergence by allocating some slot of time to explore by "doing" (or trying to do at first) things yourself (initiative must come from yourself).

Exposing yourself to a various ideas when in an "unsafe" state is a bad idea that will most likely get you to a worse state. Learning (and thinking) is fundamentally based on rewarding, and if you try it in the wild, it's like starting a game in hard mode and going for the final boss, you'll just get your ass kicked down and learn nothing.

Thinking is nothing new, you can read "Meditations" by Marcus Aurelius, or write your owns. Just don't expect much, every one of your own thought have probably already been thought about, and joining a collaborative thought effort in search of wisdom will most likely require you to just be a passive consumer.
This is exactly what I do. After seeing how much of my internal network was exposed in certificate transparency logs, I noped out and just do a DNS challenge for a wildcard for almost everything.

Now it’s have a nice script that distributes my key automatically to 20 or so hosts and apps and have a real SSL cert on everything from my UDM Pro to my Synology to random Raspberry Pis running containers. Most of which have domain names that only resolve on my local network.

This is made possible by a fairly robust DNS setup that consists of not only giving A records to all my hosts automatically, but also adding in CNAMEs for services and blocking almost all outbound DNS, DNS over TLS, DoH, etc.
that could make sense, yes. I think one way to keep them from being interchangeable is to say that a (linear) string is composed associatively:

A,(B,C) == A,B,C == (A,B),C

while an (arboreal) expression is not:

A,[B,C] <> [A,B],C

one syntax I've played around with is due to physics envy:

⟨expression∣intermediate bindings∣pattern⟩

eg

fib := ⟨n*fib(n-1)∣n>1⟩ + ⟨1|n<=1⟩
gcd := ⟨gcd(x,y-x)∣x,y>x⟩ + ⟨gcd(x-y,y)∣x,y<x⟩ + ⟨x∣x,y==x⟩

ftoc := ⟨c∣ c:=t*5/9; t:=f-32 ∣f⟩ NB. °F to C

note that (for codegen purposes) we can simplify expressions and (with failure provision) patterns by expanding them into the intermediate section, similar to ANF; if we were going all the way down to assembly we might want to lower through

ftoc' := ⟨c∣ c:=t*m; t:=f-a; m:=0.56; a:=32.0 ∣f⟩

but on the other had could have raised to

ftoc'' := ⟨(f-32)*5/9 ∣ f⟩

and, on the gripping hand, if we wished to be austere, maybe it could be worth it to even insist that in the expression place, computations be injections, in the intermediate isos (changes of representation), and in the pattern surjections?

(note also that here for simplicity I've deliberately used non-overlapping patterns; there's a nice pattern-calculus that allows for both simpler programs and simpler interpreters if one allows algebraic combination with overlapping patterns. However, I've probably made my language unadoptable because no matter what the syntax, combination of patterns is always deliberately unordered — ordering can be achieved if the user insists, but as a 2nd class construct)

finally, everything is given here in the identity monad for simplicity, but the same ideas carry over unchanged to other monads.
All I can find is a Chrome experiment. Do you have a draft spec available?

Edit: Found a link to the Chrome blog which in turn links to https://github.com/whatwg/html/issues/9799

Initial question remains however, how are we to properly distinguish the user interface actions?
I like this, but it needs to be an offline cli before I would use it :)
> The demographics of SNAP recipients are too diverse to support that generalization.

Let me rephrase it: Food stamps, social security and social housing should be something for those truly down on their luck, no matter why they are in the situation they are in, and it should be enough to live in at least reasonably healthy conditions. Any full-time employment, in contrast, should pay enough wages to live in a comfortable life without any sort of government assistance.

Everything else is just shifting taxpayer money to greedy, exploitative employers.
Professionals can assemble their own tools. Why package it up all nice for the skiddies?
That's as useful of a statement as shouting at a police officer that "you pay their salary" as they give you a ticket.
I must be a very specific kind of person. I love TypeScript, and loved CoffeeScript even more. I’m baffled by many of the comments here and excited to try Civet.
"And second, traversing the entire version chain just to find the latest version (which is what most queries want) is wasteful."

Is that what most queries want? I would have thought, that the latest version is part of a transaction which isn't committed yet and hence isn't even meant to be found by most queries (only those within the session which opened the modifying transaction). Where did I go wrong?
Faster than mcmaster to me - I'm 350ms away.
Types of Project Managemt Budgeting
> promoted sites, AI "help"

I've been experimenting with Kagi for those reasons (amongst others) and finding it works well. Far from ideal for all as it isn't free after 100 queries, but it seems to be a workable solution to the problem for me for now.
Does anyone know what the music was in the background? Was it random for the video or a known piece?
> You can set a "primary password" for firefox's password manager

Wow. I've been using Firefox for 18+ years and I've never knew about this feature! Thanks!
Samsung has had amplified passthrough for years.
I absolutely disagree. Adulthood is freedom. It's when you decide what you choose to do. Sometimes things feel like you have to do them but that's just remnants of the conditioning you were moulded by as a child. When you are pressed to the wall you are eventually forced to understand that you don't really have to do them, you just choose to, because however hard they may be it's easier for you than the available alternative. You don't have that level of agency as a child when you are constantly exposed to indoctrination from everybody more powerful than you (which at this stage is pretty much everybody).
Just for reference, here is a real-time 4D Gaussian web viewer: https://antimatter15.com/splaTV/

Does anyone on a smartphone want to try it?
Arxiv has a narrow focus (only physics) and it's rather difficult to even get permission to publish there in the first place. Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory runs BioRxiv and MedRxiv for biology and medicine, respectively, but again there's the issue of focus. Those are the big three. Then IEEE started TechRxiv as a preprint server for tech/engineering, which, given the landscape at the time, was a good move.
My argument is there is no "getting caught" here. It is perfectly legal.
It has a meaning to Bob because the joke exists for a reason he can comprehend even he doesn't like it.
This post doesn’t make any sense. If a rewrite in another lang being faster is just due to rewrite then surely someone would attempt rewrite in JavaScript and come out just as fast. So far there hasn’t been any case of such happening
Is this a path towards a fully style-able select element that still operates correctly with keyboard and accessibility features?

It never fails to amaze me how many bad semi functional “select” controls I encounter on a regular basis. I must be part of the small minority that fills out forms entirely with the keyboard using the tab key and prefix matching.
All I can see is more lock in and less interoperability with anything else. Seems like a liability to be honest