skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Because the only way to force their use is to break things, mostly this means transferring the pain directly to the user instead of the service operators in the hope that they will bitch loudly enough for the service operator to care, and this has a good chance of instead causing the user to move to your competitors instead, who will be more than willing to not let a little thing like security get between them and revenue.
Looks to be 100% about aging, but I don't see anything specific to programming
> Our automated Axe checks have reduced our reliance on manual testing and now compliment other essential forms of testing—like manual testing and usability studies. At the

Should be "complement".
The article starts by stating why they wrote the article entirely without LLMs...
Interesting, definitely need to keep that in mind.
Damn I looked it up and it's true, the WHO has no recommendation for a minimum amount of carbs nor sugar
> why we're not dramatically ramping up key sizes across the board on all encryption?

because no one thinks there is a reason to, no one has any fear that classical computers will catch up with RSA-2048/AES-128 before their grand children are dead.

post-quantum crypt stuff is happening and people are planning how to migrate to it.
Apparently the SteamDeck recovery images already work well enough as long as the hardware is somewhat similar (i.e. an AMD video card).
Yes it can be. Last time I did the maths for one of my use cases. It was a matter of a few years, when replacing a few old amd64 boxes by a single Mac mini.
New funding is both good and bad for a social platform.

The VC funders obviously expect a sizeable return on their investment.

The pressure to achieve this paves the road toward enshittification --- just like it has at X.
Looks like the last few FIFA/FC games are no-go on the Steam Deck, so I would presume not:
https://store.steampowered.com/app/1811260/EA_SPORTS_FIFA_23...

https://store.steampowered.com/app/2195250/EA_SPORTS_FC_24/

https://store.steampowered.com/app/2669320/EA_SPORTS_FC_25/

There's a little "Steam Deck Compatibility" section that currently says "Unsupported".
Show HN: Sensible Purchase Framework
Hi HN,

I have been selling my things recently because I'm moving. It made me realise I could do a lot better with my consumption habits.

This is mostly a thought experiment, but I put together a flow chart for decision making around buying things.

The main goal is for it to be sensible and simple. Contributions are welcome.

Flowchart: https://github.com/heidar/sensible-purchase-framework/blob/master/flowchart.mmd

PS: Using it with AI can be quite interesting!
It already has a code editor, terminal and browser. You just boot into the desktop mode and they're all there already (and you can install new ones if you don't like the preinstalled ones). It's a full KDE Plasma desktop environment. Plug in a keyboard, mouse and monitor and stash the SteamDeck under your desk and nobody would even know.

You can even register these as 'non-steam-games' to your Steam install and then you can open them from the regular non-desktop interface. I do this with Discord and Firefox.
First they ignore you

.. then they laugh at you

.. then they fight you

.. then you win.

This comes from an old Red Hat Linux advert, likely way back to the late 1990s. At the end of the advert it says "you are here" which shows an old-style plane (before commercial) about to take off. Point is its just a matter of time it leaves the ground and "about to win"

Love or hate GNU/Linux, but it has been extremely successful and while not a winner in the desktop field - it has on servers!

Many people would never believe Linux getting the popularity it deserves. Of course things are changing - though slowly. Here we have Linux getting the love it needs as a serious gaming system anf Microsoft making some poor decision in the last couple of years especially with Windows.

Still a long way to go, especially breaking into the corporate world. Imagine - we could be seeing business laptops/desktops slowing gaining in Linux rather than Windows. That is not going to be easy. Again, it is not about Linux -- but the SOFTWARE. If the Office-space software and tools get more love in the Linux world, Microsoft start to focus away from their Windows platform and be purely about Software/Azure focus.

"You are here" -- getting closer off the ground!
First sentence:

> In our study on the SPF, DKIM, and DMARC records of the top 1M websites, we were surprised to uncover more than 1,700 public DKIM keys that were shorter than 1,024 bits in length
Marc Zuckerberg being popular is not the same as his platform being popular.
Earlier discussion (2020) https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=23486938
I have good news for you, as someone with a 1000+ gaming library spanning 2 decades.

Most older games on steam run seamlessly on Linux these days (I have been gaming on Mint for 3 years at this point).

Also, with some minor tinkering, you can get games you acquired on GoG (or even some you may have lying around that you pillaged when sailing the high seas) running smoothly using Lutris.

If emulation is your thing, Retroarch is a marvel, better than playing on original hardware in many ways, and treat Linux as first-class citizen.

The only thing that should stop you is some modern online competitive games that require nasty anti-cheat software. Those games are cancer anyway, and should be avoided.

If gaming is holding you back on Windows, I am mostly confident you can unshackle yourself brother.
TFA says most of the injured people were wearing pads and they went head-first over the handlebars. Reading between the lines, it sounds like they landed on their heads and the forces on their spine caused injury. Much like CTEs in football, you're going to have a hard time protecting yourself against inertia.
The second bitter lesson – the fundamental problem with building aligned AI
I was just wondering if that was an option... Pointers on how you do that?
Meta Floats eBay Ads Solution to Comply with EU Antitrust Order
who will connect the connectors?
In a first, EU Court fines EU for breaching own data protection law
Google gets money from showing you ads, not because you pay them for quality search results.

When you have to come over and over, and visit more pages to finally find what you needed, they get much more cash from advertisers than when you get everything instantly.
I've been using the perhaps-too-simple:

- Button triggers interrupt
- Interrupt starts a timer
- Next time interrupt fires, take no action if the timer is running. (Or use a state variable of some sort)

Of note, this won't work well if the bounce interval is close to the expected actuation speed, or if the timeout interval isn't near this region.
Email is actually quite secure, just in a different way that web.

For instance, once you disregard so called transactional mail and spam, real email is almost all encrypted for all practical purposes.

DKIM and DMARC also work quite well for spoofing protection, aside from the corner cases like the above.

Average Software Engineers have an outdated idea of email, formed by 1990 era Internet.
Wine was a thing and you could run quite a few games, but it wasn't integrated at all: you had to run a separate win32 Steam instance under wine.
Because the best talent jump jobs for raises and promotion if the current company is not offering that. You are really limiting your options.
Have you found AI in your IDE productive and under what scenarios?
Bonus points: Have Windows ruin your current shooter session by downloading system updates in the background.
There will be companies founded on executing this idea.
I couldn't during the outage. I happened to be able to get a password I needed from my Android phone, but my browser extension and Mac desktop app both asked me to login and were stuck.
Air Sac
The American version of this is “FORD - Fix or Repair Daily.”
I don't know entirely why the Isle of Man TT course is so deadly, but it took another life in 2024.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Isle_of_Man_TT_Mountai...
Emacs 30 has a native graphical port to Android, maybe you can just use that on any Android device.
New questions on Stack Overflow are down 77% compared to 2022
So 1,700 out of 1,000,000, i.e. around 0.2%. "Not common" is one way of putting it, I guess.
The Mirrorball Self: An Excerpt from Superbloom
Not common. 1024-2048 bit RSA is the most common DKIM scheme. It's been 6 years since Ed25519 was labeled "required" in a drafted RFC, but adoption is as usual taking an unfortunately long time.
I bought an Asus Rog Ally X on a recent trip to NYC (i'm not from the US, and the steam deck isn't sold on regular retailers).

I can't believe how awful the user interface is, they are bascially installing windows 11 in a computer shaped as a portable console, with really small icons and imprecise touch controls, onedrive and microsoft 365 offers, crazy.

If you can install Steam OS on it, all those consolized PCs will end up using native Steam OS, and the next step is the living room (console like desktop pcs).

Microsoft must be really thinking about an Xbox OS, or at least a native and usable gaming interface for windows 11. Valve is trying to remove microsoft as a dependency for their bussines. And i think microsoft sees valve as it's bigger competitor on the gaming space, not Playstation as everyone thinks, that's why they are going with the "everything is an Xbox" ads and rumors about "third party xboxes".
> Even simple things like forcing TLS 1.3 instead of 1.2 from client side breaks things...including hn site.

That’s the reason, it breaks things, and some of them are important and can’t simply be updated.
Minecraft java version works perfectly on Linux.
I have not seen a ChatGPT summary of a topic that is even remotely comparable to the first paragraph of any Wikipedia entry on a topic.
K-Hole insomnia, I would assume: https://www.reuters.com/business/healthcare-pharmaceuticals/...
Oh, thank you.
I'll have to take a look at the source code as well.
Did you hear about this Boeing company?
I very much want one of these in Finland, but our provider KSOY said no no no.

Posing the question, is there a valid technical reason or is it just institutional conservatism and inertia ?
Can we have short explanation on the features supported? It is not clear on the doc which ones launched now? waiting for JS Decorator feature?

Does it mean that any type mentioned in https://www.typescriptlang.org/docs/handbook/2/everyday-type... is supported? Any exception to this list? or additional?

For feature depends on JS Decorator, that involves transformation, what are those? I saw enums and namespaces. Any list?

Thanks, I am not so familiar with Typescript, though I saw some of the libraries I use are sprinkled with TS.
To appear pendantic, you would need at least a link to an external source, like Wikipedia or something: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Apex_(diacritic)
Seconded. Don't get any of those other crappy carbonators made with plastic parts that break (like Sodastream).

Aarke is a bit more expensive, but it's built to last.
https://aarke.com/

I also got Luckymoose stainless steel bottles for it because I don't like keeping water in plastic bottles. https://luckymoose.de/
Well, yes, you need to know how to boot up an installer and go through a typical Linux distribution installation process. After it first boots though, it can be handled solely via the Steam UI.
Thank you!

TLDR; Each IP is counted as a unique visitor.

To account for multiple devices from the same IP, if same IP visits two days in a row, two unique visitors are counted.

For privacy reasons, IP is not stored, but the sha256 hash of the IP is, so I can not easily track users.
FYI that quote originates neither from Red Hat, nor from Gandhi (the usual misattribution).

Consensus attribution appears to be: Union leader Nicholas Klein in 1914:

> And, my friends, in this story you have a history of this entire movement. First they ignore you. Then they ridicule you. And then they attack you and want to burn you. And then they build monuments to you. And that, is what is going to happen to the Amalgamated Clothing Workers of America.
You're the only one making that claim.

Plus using a homemade alpha version of jQuery written by one dev leads to more bugs, not less.
Interesting, I guess I missed that
1) https://web.archive.org/web/20101012105003/http://blog.bumbl... since the original piece is timing out

2) shalmanese, how would you relate this back to platforms like Reddit that are driven both by community members as well as volunteer janitors?
Probably because RSA 2048 is not yet broken, and once there we still have RSA 4096 to lean back on which is since quite some time the most common key size for most things using RSA (DKIM being one of the exceptions).

In the context of DKIM we're waiting for Ed25519 to reach major adoption, which will solve a lot of annoyances for everyone.
So you have nothing to worry about....
Your posts here don’t seem to qualify the statistics for the fact that American football is probably 10,000x more popular than MotoGP.

A quick google nets me this link

https://www.motorsport.com/motogp/news/atrocious-junior-ride...

> World Supersport 300 rider Vinales – the 15-year-old cousin of MotoGP race winner Maverick Vinales – tragically died in a horrific incident during the Jerez World Supersport round last weekend.

> He is the third teenager at world and European championship level to die in incidents in 2021, following 14-year-old European Talent Cup rider Hugo Millan in July and Moto3 rider Jason Dupasquier in May.

Any thoughts? I don’t really care about this but your position seems strange to me.
Even if it's free, the experience of using windows 11 as a portable gaming device is awful. Microsoft must create a gaming focused version of windows for this kind of devices. There are rumors of an "xbox OS", but who knows.
Oh, we support passwords! (And passkeys, and social login, and OIDC, and SAML.)

Just want to make sure magic links work as well as they can.

Different folks have different requirements, and since we're a devtool, we try to meet folks where they are at.

We actually recently added a feature which lets you examine the results of a login, including how the user authenticated, and deny access if they didn't use an approved method.
> I have a Deck and almost never use the track pads,

This reads like "I never play mouse driven games"
Indeed, and as a person who always wanted to game on my Linux boxes, it wasn't (still isn't) nearly as good of an experience as Proton, even though Proton is just Wine+patches+other goodies.

> you had to run a separate win32 Steam instance under wine.

If I remember my trying days during that period, all the Steam games you ran that way (unless hacked around) also shared the same Wine prefix, with all the fun stuff that comes with...
To increase the privacy even more, you could hash the week number + year as well, as well as more things, but for the launch and MVP, we are sticking with hash of just the IP.
I think you're right. (Did some ChatGPTing, and found this one holds).

But still, I don't believe IQ alone can improve your reasoning capability, could it? Like with proper education, and knowledge, a person with average IQ would more likely be able to see the correct patterns, and connections between ideas, than a high IQ person without the required education would.

It's like - having the proper education, trumps the meaning of having a high IQ. But, it's true, given the similar environment, I'd assume, the high IQ person would do better.
And all the kings horses and all the kings men, couldn’t cure the aneurysm that denatured the ham
I just discovered Bazzite and am excited to try it. Just built a PC for my kid and Windows hates it. Can’t run for 10 minutes without a blue screen. I’d wanted to try an Atomic Desktop originally but thought the gaming support was too weak. Hoping Bazzite gives me stability and the gaming ecosystem…
This is so often missed by people in the auto industry, I am glad he is saying something. But this is not just limited to vehicle components within hardware of cars; this also will also often apply to the companies entire tech stack. By this I mean vehicle ordering systems, parts management systems, dealer systems... etc.

The auto industry for years has had a "Vendor Solution" problem which has created insurmountable software and hardware tech debt or dependencies. Some manufactures are using systems dating back to the 90's in production. Companies will deploy newer better DB's and never migrate off the old solutions and this leap frog happens multiple times so you have 3 or 4 "Generations" old infra. Most of this is the result of farming out or contracting vendors to build a system, deploy a system, and it just stays. After which all of the knowledge vanishes about how it was built, then business owners want updates and no one know how to, so its farmed out to figure out how to fix it... this cost $$$ and time, there is scope creep, and the cycle repeats.

This is starting to change, but Farley's right in describing this is a HUGE problem the public doesn't really see beyond just the vehicle systems. If you are unsure if this is true, this is why the CDK Global hack essentially froze all vehicle sales and dealer pay, CDK is a huge DMS (Dealer Management Systems) provider that dealers pay to do their parts and sales systems.

It was profitable to do this in the 90's, 2000's, and 2010's due to globalization and smaller digital foot printing, but that has all changed with IOT, Smarter sensors and controllers, and consumer & CEO expectations of product advancements.
A Manhole Cover Beyond the Solar System/
There is no bye to Windows gaming, because the casual PC gamer will still use Windows and won’t bother with SteamOS, and rightfully so, because why bother? If you can’t handle Windows, then certainly you won’t be able to live with Linux as your main system.

Windows just works for gaming and all connected devices. SteamOS maybe works well for dedicated handhelds, but I can’t imagine a casual user bothering with Linux and wondering why the newly bought xyz Bluetooth device doesn’t work on it.
It is still currently spelled "Domesday book". Go ahead and try and find it via your incorrect spelling and post the link to us.

Or maybe you're referring to the modern novels which are titled "Doomsday book"?

For the record, when you misspell it as you insist on doing, the top hit is the correct spelling with a link to the correct version: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Domesday_Book. Actually pretty much every top hit is the correct spelling, which should give you the idea your misspelling is just that, a misspelling.

Here's the Grammarist entry on the difference: https://grammarist.com/usage/doomsday-vs-domesday/

That should make it clear to you.

Instead of doubling down on your ignorance you could choose to learn when presented new knowledge.
Agreed. I'd be thrilled if it were true, though! Because password reuse (esp without MFA) is a big problem.
We are doing that, just not everyone is as concerned by safety and make different tradeoffs against things like ease of use or accessibility. Different applications have different tolerances and that’s fine.

If and when anything quantum is able to yield results (I wouldn’t worry much about this), increasing key size is pretty much meaningless, you need to move to other encryption schemes (there’s lots of options already).
Well, nobody needs anything 100% of the time besides oxygen. But if you pay a lot of money for a watch because it has certain features backed by services, I would definitely hope that I can actually use them when I want to.
Can confirm, everything runs in the watch, no connection to the app is needed. All your workouts are stored in the watch locally and synced to the Connect App once it is available. I never take my phone with me while doing workouts because its not really needed.
I was on FF on the mac when I saw the message. Works now, though.
Oh wow. There's a clear trend in that data with newer winners being cheaper and cheaper to make. The clearest proof of the democratization of animation I've seen.

And wow animated movies used to be expensive. I think Netflix's Arcane and Blue Eye Samurai are also part of a new wave of great animation for teenagers/adults that is happening because technology has made it more economical.
I wonder why AI is used for these random things that nobody needs, instead of immediately useful things like calibrating microphone volume. I'm so tired of constantly redoing the echo tests, because the software is forgetting what microphone I used last time. Then there are also people who don't bother with the echo tests (I used to be that guy) and you can't understand what they are saying because of volume clipping.
Amusing that it starts with this claim

> Since 1937, the only "deathless" Isle of Man TT's happened in 1982 and 2024.

And then has a death for 2024 in the list
Also, Che Guevara.
> 1. Teams automatically creates a chat group for every Teams calendar event. This can include external attendees.

This happens in Zoom as well, without the extra Teams downside of external attendees being 4th class citizens.

> 2. Teams is useful for chat & meetings, but Teams spaces are hugely helpful as document repositories, too, and it's additionally easy to add things like Gantt charts and other enriched content types through add-ins.

This is really simple in demos, but tends towards sharing documents via email again (for external attendees) or growing the channel size massively (for internals who need the documents but aren't obviously needed in the team).
I have been reading the discussion on https://github.com/nodejs/loaders/issues/208 however I am still not sure what is the decision.
Marc Rogers appears to be a British national who was vacationing in the US, so it’s no surprise he didn’t have good healthcare insurance coverage.

I wonder if he has travel insurance or if he has a global healthcare plan. The article is vague about it. But it’s possible that his insurer isn’t even a US insurance company.

Best wishes to him in his recovery.
high-torque 20v impact wrench from harbor freight, came with battery & charger, probably $175 after tax

i do the occasional maintenance on my high-mileage car including, recently, a front-end suspension rebuild. having a portable impact wrench with some juice made that job 1000x times easier!
Yup, that's a good option. Any kind of user action like a form submission is less likely to run afoul of a link checker.
ScriptyScript
Depends on context.

If you're in IT at a carefully run org: You ditched 512-bit keys years ago. This article is nothing but a 20-second story, to help explain to PHB's and noobs why they got an error message, or what sorta important stuff you're always busy keeping your org safe from.

If you're in IT at a scraping-by org: Maybe today's a good day to ditch 512-bit keys. And if you get push-back...gosh, here's a how-to article, showing how a "forged corporate signature stamp" can be made for only $8.

If you're trying to teach senior citizen how to avoid being scammed on the internet: You've got zero visibility or control, so you're stuck with "sometimes these can be forged, depending on technical details" generalities.
We're lucking that aging has not impact on programming, then.
I think it's pretty hard to find a laptop with similar performance characteristics, build quality, repairability and firmware support at the steam deck price point. For one.

On the other hand portability is also great, and so is the additional software customization on top. Having an easy slider for custom TDP is a great feature.
Show HN: Using ChatGPT with Gato GraphQL
Those 1,700 are easy to find though, just need to dig a bunch of domain names and you'll find plenty vulnerable ones that you can spoof.

Yahoo Mail has a market share on the order of 3%. So a black hat could then target a decent chunk of users with @yahoo addresses specifically.

Has anyone heard of this being exploited in the wild? Would be interesting to find out whether there are some reputable domains among the 1.7k vulnerable ones.