skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Porkbun seem popular, I do use them for a couple domains. I haven't heard of anything egregious.
I had a Huawei P20 Pro that did much the same back in 2018.

I never really used it for much, a bit of light browsing and really just as a gimmick, buit yeah, there was a desktop of sorts and you could use all the apps, and the touchpad/mouse thing worked. You could attach a bluetooth keyboard too, IIRC.

Kindof a shame my iphone doesn't do this (I assume, I haven't tried), but I'm not sure if I'd use it.
A SHA-1 is not 12 characters (either in digest bytes or hex nibbles)
It’s debilitating in my experience.
actual usage, 100G of resident memory.
Every tradesman knows people that actively refuse to use PPE and other safety equipment. There's are huge social stigmas against it in most crews.
Thank you. Makes sense to me.
Gelsinger was the right guy, who even made the right calls.

Setting Intel up as a rival to TSMC was the right idea - the issue was failure of the CHIPS Act to release expected funding combined with Raimondo's constantly changing export controls. This starved Intel of cash from funding which didn't arrive, whilst at the same time killing Intel's China business, which was 30%+ of Intel's revenue.

Gelsinger's main mistake to was overestimate US Govt ability to conduct effective industrial policy. But he was right to roll the dice on it
I think it's absurd to have US immigration policy enforcement on Irish soil (I suppose there's a diplomatic carve-out for whether the post-immigration area is "US soil" or whatever, but still).

As said policies become increasingly inhumane I think Ireland should consider removing this arrangement. But you are right, Dublin Airport themselves do benefit since it makes them more attractive, especially as a transfer airport for people going to the US from Europe.
<Disclosure>I am working on something a bit similar.

I asked for a cure for ALS (the motor neuron disease). It replied this which is certainly not a cure, but that is still interesting:

Section 4: Summarization
The challenge is to develop a cure for Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis disease. The contradictions identified are reliability vs. loss of substance. Solutions including early detection and intervention programs, transformation of the biological state, pneumatic or hydraulic drug delivery systems, and inert environment for cellular restoration have been developed by applying relevant inventive principles. These solutions aim to address different aspects of ALS treatment, from early intervention to targeted drug delivery and regenerative therapies.
Unfortunately, WhatsApp will not let you use it without handing them all of your contacts.

I wanted to remain in contact with a friend that had moved overseas, so local texting/calling was no longer an option. They use iMessage and WhatsApp, and I don't have an iPhone.

I can't add them as a contact, I can't get messages from them, I can't send messages to them - nothing, unless I hand over all of my contacts.
Combination FaceTime, discord, zoom, Google meets even, probably more, all taking off. Used to not have many choices if you wanted to video/voice call people. Now it seems every social app has it baked in.
The actual problem might have been that the people who could be baited with powder cocaine were out of bounds for the police. But they had this large supply of powder cocaine meanwhile if it were crack cocaine they'd have plenty of legitimate targets.
Given that a lot of the reoccurring is not just for emergency coverage but standard healthcare services and purchases. It might also be interesting if there was an investing account that you could withdraw from tax free to use for those types of things. This might minimize some of the incentive to lean on your employment and insurance as a middle man for this.
I'm not bothered to `switch` errors, however I really wish I could also match against both static errors (ErrSomethings) and error _types_ in a single `switch`, because now whenever I want to properly handle most errors, I need at least two `switch` statements. There's also the issue of type-matching deeply-wrapped types which is non-trivial (requiring a for loop.)

If only they could solve this syntactically...
I've been thinking about making a Discord bot like bot on Bluesky recently... Embeds can be messed with, like on discord and posts beginning with "#mention /" ought to be easy enough to detect
I see many 3rd party deps, integrations for verba(first stumbling on this rag chat+frontend)

Can you give the stack that is suited well for completely self hosting piazza? Will search for those env and docs accordingly
WhatsApp doesn’t work for a fixed line or a business phone number

I use my Skype credit when abroad and making local calls so this is quite painful
Lazy way. Gmail. Takeouts every so often. Namecheap domain and use free forwarding to said gmail.
Brand Shield and other AI slopware needs to be sued to death for all the damage they cause, including their customer's reputation and bottom line
Serious question: why not use FaceTime Audio (or something similar) these days?
I think that's a bit of a weird take... date and time are all about numbers, and there just isn't infinite storage, even non-technical people understand that with ease. I think paranoia comes into play when people throw their hands in the air to soon.

We usually encode text into numbers, not numbers into text. Numbers are understood across languages: 12 is more applicable than December and even makes the arbitrariness of things more visible (being off-by-one is usually just a matter of specification). Numbers and computers are among the most reliable and predicable applications of concepts we have, no?

All that being said, I'm looking bright into our future[0].

[0]: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Time_formatting_and_storage_bu...
Motorola did a sort of add-on thing with their Moto Z some years back. It had swappable back-plates. They launched an extended battery, a speaker, a camera with larger optics and mechanical zoom, a projector attachment... some sort of amazon-branded smart-speaker attachment... they were supposed to kick off an add-on ecosystem but I guess it turned out most people weren't really bothered.

Not quite what you're asking for, it wasn't standard bus connectors or anything.
I'm the same, I buy $5 in credit and it lasts me a few years. It comes in handy when traveling or when calling foreign numbers.
First - open source tool adjusted to the task it wasn’t made for in short time, only because it is open source and written without BuilderFactoryProvider.
(already mentioned so I’m sorry, but it’s killing me every day)
Big company would take probably -1 years to fix this, because it would just sue the guy, try to arrest him ASAP and never release patch.
OpenWrt after getting information just took the insecure service offline, checked the report (while clients were already safe, because of the shutdown), made patch and released in 3 hours. Wow!
Yeah, Otellini famously turned down Steve Jobs' request to make the chip for the first iPhone, thinking the market wouldn't be big enough. When he got pie in his face, he tried to correct course. By the time he needed to retire, the board wanted to give up on mobile, thinking they would never catch up, and double down on data center.
Although I never made an argument regarding free speech we can say that this does prevent free speech because it prevents companies from speaking about their products through advertisements. Remember that business owners are people too. Often times they're citizens of the countries in which they're doing business.

I think most people tend to forget that and view companies as soulless abstract entities. In the US 99.9% (99.8% in the UK) of businesses are small businesses run by very few individuals who are just trying to make ends meet. If you remove the ability to advertise these products it doesn't hurt the big companies. They're established and have recognizable brands. But small businesses can't afford to lose their main way of finding customers. Eventually, they go out of business. This only helps the large corporations become even larger.

> There's an imbalance between the power of the big corporations and the power of the individuals...

Where is the imbalance of power in the scenario of burgers being advertised? All advertisement is designed to persuade the viewer to purchase the product or service. Marketing is a normal part of running a business. Children may be influenced by the commercials but so are adults. Should we ban all advertising now?

> - burgers cause public health issues that harm the individuals, and cost greatly to the society in healthcare

While burgers may not be the healthiest food, if you're a low income individual who can't access more expensive, healthier foods, burgers are nutrient and calorically rich and they're cheap.

A burger to someone living below the poverty line without access to food is a life saver. Its all about context and perspective.
Its russian colonial bias- none of the countries that start with "the" can amount to anything. All just farmers, peasants, runaway traitors. Its a sort of smear that ukraine CAN not do that alone.
Yes, Intel should've never allowed itself to fall so far behind the competition in the GPU space. It's never too late, but at this point this would be financially risky and would require an enormous resource investment concentrated on both gaming and compute, while possibly never paying off. As you mention, AMD is struggling against Nvidia too, and their GPU tech is solid. A viable strategy for Intel would probably require selling at cost or even at a loss, while offering significantly better specs (more VRAM than competition seems like a viable path right now, but the AI bubble might not last).

However, I wouldn't be surprised to see the whole Arc effort killed off before another year passes, in line with Intel's absolute inability to stay committed to a product line. There's probably a reason why discrete Arc only appeared once Pat was in charge and I wouldn't be surprised to see it gone with his departure.
Not remotely a useful alternative for many uses, since it doesn’t call ordinary phone numbers (does it?).
I hope they'll schedule the donation notification to happen during a system/package manager update or something, and not at an specific time and date of the year, because there's nothing more annoying than playing a game or watching a movie and have a notification popup asking for a donation, which only makes you close it in anger to get back to entertainment, not convince you to donate.
For some reason was giving a large file instead of reading from the readme
Basically, this. I use Skype to make international phone calls to deal with things like banking, tax etc in a country where I have citizenship but do not live. Exactly the same situation as you - I don't know up-front when the bank is going to randomly put a block on my credit card or when I am going to need spend 2 hours on hold with the tax office, so maintaining a monthly subscription is not appropriate. In the ideal world I would never need to make a call to a traditional phone line at all, but the occasional time that I do, I have Skype. It's very annoying that this is going to go away.
What is in Intel’s culture, vision and values that is needed in the current marketplace? What is unique and valuable about their perspective that no one else can provide?
> ...Intel was falling behind even AMD

The "even" makes the tone of your comment feel a tiny bit disrespectful towards AMD. By 2021, it was clear to me that AMD had their gloves off and were winning. Zen 3 was released in 2020 - the third generation of nearly flawless execution by AMD that Intel failed to respond to - outside of cutting the prices on some CPUs. For a while, Intel held onto the "fastest single-core speeds". Back in 2017, my first thought after being blown away by the performance of a first-gen Zen PC build was "I should buy shares in AMD" - AMD clearly had a superior product with an even better value proposition.
This is the correct answer. People still don't realise just how much power over virtually every public company in America (and therefore the economy) is concentrated in the hands of a handful of people at Vanguard you've never heard of, for example.
Risk of Collapse
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Great_Green_Wall_(Africa)#Risk...

Monitoring (or lack of)
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Great_Green_Wall_(Africa)#Moni...

That is amazing.
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Maybe web.skype.com will be better? Just a guess.

Anyway, that's how I use Skype when I still have to use it. Which is about once a month.
> But these uses are discouraged at best anyway.

To my knowledge, such uses were discouraged only because of a security issue from evaluating a JSON string as a JavaScript code and not via something like JSON.parse.
Unix's buffered IO in assembly and in C
Try sending a WhatsApp message to the business's phone number. 9 times out of 10 it will work.
>and also lose the ability to roundtrip, so your app can't edit user configs

I think roundtrip with comments is not feasible in general. Most code just expects a hashmap, which it edits and then serializes back. You would need some really clever handling for comments to do it.
Not the OP, but share a similar point of view.

Had AMD not been around with AMD64, the industry would have had to get it working no matter what, HP and Microsoft were already on the Itanium train, and if production of x86 got slowly replaced by Itanium that was it, Windows and HP-UX would drag the ecosystems into it, and eventually the remaining issues would be sorted out.
The Trauma Virus
Auto History Wipe
Is it feasible to stop the blade in comparable time by reversing the motor?
There's still PL research because PL researchers are researching novel techniques like dependent types, linear types, formal verification, algebraic effects, advanced reference counting etc. They aren't researching features that ML had literally 50 years ago. Well I hope they aren't anyway.

In fairness to the Go developers I don't think they ever said they were against generics; they just put off adding them for ages because they didn't have a design they liked. I imagine the same could happen with type unions - in 20 years when everyone has stopped using Go they'll come up with a reasonable design. :-D
> So when a company's ownership reaches 50%+ of index funds

well luckily, this isn't the case. And most index funds do ask index fund holders for the vote, tho not individually. But if the majority holders end up not following the board recommendations, the index fund would vote that (at least with vanguard - not sure about others).
As I say, it is now breaking down.

But say in 2019, you could expect from the totally free, universal provider to treat anything: broken bones, medical emergencies, teeth, bad back, headaches, cancer, dementia, mental health... Even some cutting edge treatments were available. And yes, you'd wait longer than you'd like, but it would come in decent time. The hospital food would be so-so and you'd probably share a room with lots of people, but it would be free - you could spend not a penny.

Then the private insurers were cheap-ish and had to have good customer care. Now, the NHS is in disarray, private healthcare effectively doesn't have any competition and IME stopped trying.
This is freaking fantastic
They've changed their username. It's visible in the log.
>you show your grandma both of them and asked which one she would guess is more secure, what do you think her guess would be?

I'm a technical person, spend most of my life with computers, and this is the first time I hear that blue messages means secure. I assume this is something Apple specific? Because I have never seen this anywhere. It... doesn't seem obvious. While lock is pretty universally understood.
My guess the stopping will happen in comparable time it takes to start it. So, no?
Even if we installed fully automated communism and nobody had to work crappy day jobs to feed themselves anymore, the inherent human drive for fame and approval of one's peers would probably still make people placate their audiences to an extent. It's probably just inescapable
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My question is: Where can I buy the animatronic band members after they are decommissioned?
Cell required Assembly programming Demoscene skill level to make good use of them, there was a C sdk, but really you wanted to write Assembly, and relatively tricky Assembly at it.

It is one of the reasons why Playstation 3 is the less celebrated one, and the console generation where XBox was able to pull ahead.

Larrabee, I was at a GDCE 2009 session where it was demoed, and while the idea was promising, it didn't seem to actually pull off in practice, plus there was hardly much hardware where we could actually try it out ourselves.

Xeon Phi didn't made it better regarding adoption, nor did AVX.
TOML explicitly disallows newlines in inline tables, so that's not a full solution (if you agree that there are some situations where multi-line inline tables are indeed required).
I use porkbun for all my domains, I’ve never had any issues and they don’t seem to gouge you on price for the smallest things.
"Phishing report to our registrar, iwantmyname, who ignored our response and just disabled the domain"

One registrar off the list of registrars you wanna use.
Your work mattered, and the smooth transition into the 21st century is a testament to that
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ottoman_Empire#Decline_and_mod...

"As the Ottoman state attempted to modernize its infrastructure and army in response to outside threats, it opened itself up to a different kind of threat: that of creditors."

That's the closest thing I found related.
Instead of inventing "JSON with comments" format, why not simply use JSON5?
MegaUpload and RapidShare.

Coming to Skype, no matter what happened to them, they always did and still have the highest quality and lowest latency for calling phones and landlines all over the world. I've tried many, many services, including Google Voice, and nothing even came close. Skype was so easy to set up and use, but after Microsoft bought them, they brought in some complications and a little bit of confusing UX. But overall, I am sad to see the decline of this great product.
It's infuriating that most calculator apps, including the quick ones in spotlight, force me to use a comma instead of a period for a decimal delimiter.
I'm with Namecheap and they're decent but one big minus is how inaccessible their API is, would put them on the bottom of the "do use" list.
Namecheap has horrendous billing UI with their products, also not PDF so makes it hard for freelancers when you have many domains and your accounts want an PDF. Easiest is a registrar that mails you invoices in PDF.
More plausible than "British National Party".

Does it raise GDP, though? I would have thought a more accurate thing to say is it raises the global temperature.
If you are going to put comments in your JSON, please use the /* */ style.

It is often useful to express a JSON object as a single line of text. Comments that start from a symbol ("#" or "//") and continue to the end of the line can't be joined into a single line of text without throwing away the comments. /* */ is distinct by having an explicit end-of-comment symbol that allows meaningful text afterwards.
Agreed. The workaround (arrays of strings) isn't great as it means an extra transformation has to be done between the reader and the usage. I would go so far as to say this is more important than comments.
My take is the pandemic forced a lot of people who did not use much Skype into Teams, Zooms, etc. Then WhatsApp joined in too.

A much bigger number of people that had never heard or used Skype by 2018 were VC jockeys in 2020. The critical mass moved on, network effect did the rest.
What's wrong with aws lmao
That seems very reasonable to me. It seems like the pentest companies I have worked with in the past charge that much and just do a lazy nmap/metasploit scan and wrap it into a nice PDF.
(2021) At the time (389 points, 125 comments) https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=28861944
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Because the other side is on a land-line
It's now inactive-user on lobsters but it does not matter much anymore. I had changed my username few times on Lobsters.
Everyone involved in this is terrible except itch.io; it's a shame litigation, the available method for redressing this, is often avoided due to the high expense.
Lots of things are useful. I think json has been succesful largely because it preferred minimalism over usefulness.
How to Think About Time
> JSON as a file-format should allow comments.

JSON is awful for writing manually because it requires typing too many quotes, commas etc. I think JSON is meant to be machine-generated and machine-read and therefore doesn't need any comments.
It is as decentralized as you can get. Dns is the entire foundation of decentralization, any more and you get into schizo hyperprivacy protocols.
On Android I just rejected access to contacts.

Then to add a contact enter their phone number specifically and it works for me.
The biggest problem are state actors. They have infinite resources and have completely different motives from most normal users.

I follow football (soccer) news, and it's refreshing and interesting to see news that is not contaminated by state actor bots. There is definitely bias and fake news, but fake news hardly ever spreads far and lingers long.
Show HN: A jewel matching game for the terminal
The AI will also take over your work of restoring antique tractors, much faster and cheaper. It won't be historically accurate, and it may end up with the fuel pump connected to the radio but it'll look mostly Good Enough. The price of broken tractors will temporarily surge as they need them for training data.
No, that's kind of just a fact? When you're in public, you're interacting with others, meaning your actions (or lack thereof) no longer only impacts yourself.

So, it stops being solely your business, and starts to become slightly others', as well.
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> reach < 2.0

I meant < 0.20 of course, such as the 0.19 achieved by the ill-fated https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/General_Motors_EV1
During the pandemic I took my old Xbox over to my parents with the Kinect and used Skype on Xbox so they could see their grandkids on their TV and it was like room to room chatting.

I miss that.
Show HN: Calcudate – Date Calculations, made easy
Simple, one purpose app for date calculations.

1. Calculate the number of dates between two dates
2. Add to or subtract from a specific date
They were sold to another company a year or two ago and now some people are a bit wary
Much faster if you send the peak current, though.
My Ulefone has TWO. And the other one is heavy-duty industrial type connector. As luck may have it, I redesigned that connector, because Aliexpress was not selling one without some instrument attached. https://github.com/timonoko/Ulefone-Usmart-connector