skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
> you can prevent container from being publicly reachable by just not binding them to any public ports

well, that's what I opened with: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=42601673

problem is, I was told in https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=42604472 that this protection is easier to work around than I imagined...
They declared mayday and then were on the ground in like 3 minutes. I think they probably just forgot gear given how rushed the landing was. We'll find out from the investigation.
How do you know the spam classification happened due to the TLD?
That preprint is from 2009! Here are the two newer papers from 2024:

#1: Supernovae evidence for foundational change to cosmological models:

https://academic.oup.com/mnrasl/article/537/1/L55/7926647

https://arxiv.org/abs/2412.15143

#2: Cosmological foundations revisited with Pantheon+:

https://academic.oup.com/mnras/article/536/2/1752/7890815

https://arxiv.org/abs/2311.01438
I had the same thought about both axum and diesel
It would be great to have a reverse sort; if I’m sorting by cost of living, I’d like the cheapest first.
I have a .in domain email address and there have been occasions where it is rejected by some email address validation logic.
Maybe you need to figure it out before jumping to conclusions like that.

I think it’s much easier to understand what

<input class=”input input--email input--valid”>

is supposed to be compared to

<input class=”bg-white focus:outline-none focus:shadow-outline border border-gray-300 rounded-lg py-2 px-4 block w-full appearance-none leading-normal”>
Email and browsers shouldn't be glibly equated.

Email as it is presently is a constant opening to phishing and spear fishing. Browser exploits are common too but it's harder (not impossible) to make them personal. And phishing doesn't have to rely on a browser exploit - a fake login page is enough.

It's logical to have a whitelist (or disallow) email links but still allow browsers to follow links.
Beyond meds and various coping skills that may be taught via therapy or advice on the internet, I have a nutritional approach that I found to be helpful as an adjuvant to meds. Meds like adderall or provigil tend to be demanding on the brain neurochemistry, so supporting the biochemistry becomes an important part of the strategy, rather than continually going back to the doctor to bump up the dose.

Mostly focus on Omega 3s (specifically DHA, cuz 80% of the brain lipids are DHA), Choline (via AlphaGPC or Phosphatidylcholine) and Magnesium Threonate (the only bioavailable form that can cross the blood brain barrier).

Other lifestyle aspects that are extremely helpful is exercise and focusing on high quality sleep.

Meds are great, but lifestyle is the other half of the equation that's too easy to overlook. I've gone from needing provigil doses at 200mg to about 1/8th of a pill these days and on most days, I skip it because they tend to be slightly too stimulating.
Cut and cover is what I described: excavate down, build the structure, cover it up. I am aware that there are lots of options, you can browse my comment history and see that I probably have more experience designing and constructing underground infrastructure (and tunnels in particular) than anyone else that posts on HN.
Country one's are generally ok. Depends on wars, but generally ok :)
I have a firstname.email address and it works pretty well 99.99% of time.

Very few forms have rejected it because their regex accepts only 2 or 3 characters.

And one e-commerce company called my phone after passing an order because I broke their billing system even though everything worked fine on the customer side.

I'm using Proton with a catch all inbox, and have less spam than on my Gmail !
Emerging AI at Brooklyn Academy of Music
They'd probably have another 1000m of relatively clear ground without the localizer mound. The brick fence probably wouldn't significantly slow the aircraft, then you have a relatively clear easement (with ILS approach towers, hopefully frangible) until a parking lot and trees on the south coast.
The whole idea of a "born secret" novel propulsion technology seems unlikely to me. You need to start with basic research showing such a technology is possible in principle–and nobody would make that classified because it is way too remote from practical application. If you did, all that would happen is someone else would discover the same thing sooner or later, publish it openly, and then your own researchers would be demoralised about being denied credit for their own breakthroughs.

And then it is a very long and hard slog to get from basic research to something practically usable. Even if at some point you start classifying it, other teams can follow the same path openly in parallel.

Something is unlikely to be "born secret" unless it is developed in a government lab like LANL or LLNL. Are those kinds of labs even working on spacecraft propulsion? And even if they are, are they likely to be getting ahead of open research (academic, private sector, non-classified government labs)? Being classified can actually slow research down, by adding bureaucratic red tape and removing opportunities for collaboration and getting more eyeballs on a problem.

This sounds more like something out of fiction than reality.

The Manhattan Project was different because it was during a World War.
Elon Musk Is Posting Nonstop Falsehoods About 'Grooming Gangs'
and even with our current copyright laws providing for long dated protection, it would have still been in public domain
Reliable Undo/Redo in Document-Based Applications
Obligatory take on web design process from The Oatmeal:

https://theoatmeal.com/comics/design_hell

.

I'm not affiliated with the Toast. But invoking this cartoon, I occasionally describe a web design as "Toasty".
Is this the same Karla as in Fight Club?
How does this idea of an imamate vision inform your view on the Ansar Allah treatment of the Hadi government? Why has the movement assembled a sort of unity government now? How come they've made deals with and stopped fighting some sunni salafi militant groups? Why have they recruited fighters much more broadly than along sectarian lines?

What the saudis, americans and british have done in Yemen is much worse than what the Ansar Allah has done. They're repressive for sure and they'll likely never agree with me on issues like queer people, but that's not unexpected after large amounts of colonial and later genocidal violence, it tends to see to it that only the hardest, least compromising people can survive and rise to leadership positions.

The yemeni army under the Sana'a government has managed to drive away US ships, so they very much try to kill americans that are there to protect US occupation and genocide. Eventually they'll likely get good at it, like they got good at building mobile radar systems and taking down MQ-9 drones.
It blows my mind that HN post submitters don't do a simple spell check on their post titles.
Yes, but to receive a message that is not from them after a transaction you just did with them is quite bad.
There’s something very funny to me about SFs weather score being as high as it is. While I’d say it is certainly mild, I’d stop short of declaring it definitively better.

Maybe it’s the northerner in me who actually prefers seasons and doesn’t mind a bit of snow.
Nice try, russobot. I have seen your post history.

And as far as mental illness goes, you might be projecting there. Sane people seldom post as much and as verbosely as you do.

But then again, you are probably some guy in an office decorated with Russian flags, wielding an AI fine-tuned to screw with English-speaking technologists.
Friedman Podcast with Zelenskyy
I hope New Glenn is a great success, we need more than one provider of high-capacity launch services. But challenge SpaceX's dominance? SpaceX is way too far ahead, and moving way too fast, for anybody to challenge them at this point.
Once in a while I like to play word games with 2LD and TLD that make an interesting conjunection (d.boreh.am and such). I've encountered weirdness here and there with these over the years (not just email -- some DNS hosting providers will act oddly too). For that reason I'd stick with well trodden territory for my main email. Also as others have said, the fringe TLDs can carry some future risk of either censorship or price hikes.
Do NOT use an uncommon TLD. I was using .lol recently and missed a job interview because the employer wasn't receiving any of my emails -- they kept getting rejected by their email servers! And I was only informed by Thunderbird weeks later when it was too late. Ever since then, I've just been using gmail for everything.
> It can be more difficult to communicate verbally

Together with a catch all email user part, it's a fun way to find out which companies offer employee discount. "My email is foo@my-domain", "oh, are you a Foo employee?"
>If you make them feel good, they’ll say yes.

You could really generalize and say this is about relationships in general. If people leave interactions with you feeling good about themself, it will be a relationship they want to continue and grow.

And the ratio of good interactions to bad needs to be at least 5X (at least that's what the Gottman Institute found with romantic relationships)
I would say that .ch is not an uncommon tld at all, it is the national tld of a country and it has existed for decades. I also think that the issue you had with forms requiring .com must have been an amateur made website because I can't imagine someone who develops for a living doing that type of mistake.
Just having the shape of the input and output are not sufficient, the image (in this example) needs to be normalized. It's presumably not difficult to find the exact numbers, but it is a source of errors when reverse engineering a ML model.
I used to have a Ferrari 355 with a hydraulic soft top… sort of. The hydraulics (when they worked) only got the top part of the way up, and you had to manually finish the job. If the hydraulics didn’t work, or the seat and window sensors didn’t work, which was frequently, you were out of luck. If you disconnected the hydraulic system you could do the whole job manually and it was actually faster to do it that way.
You never really know the cause for things like that, otherwise you're just handing out instructions to spammers on how to circumvent restrictions. You can only double check the basics, idly guess about everything else, and try a new approach while crossing your fingers.
> "ruin my life" sounds a bit drastic.

Not necessarily. Say you apply to a job advert and use an email address from your personal email domain as your contact. Say email exchanges between you and your potential future employer are silently dropped because their email provider deems your domain non-kosher. Your application is ultimately dropped as a result. Does this classify as "ruin my life"?

Before this scenario is brushed off as hypothetical, this happened to me on a couple of occasions albeit by using a not-so-popular email provider (i.e., not Gmail).
Oof, as if there weren't enough reasons to hate a monopolistic and exploitative company.
I'll never buy a Blizzard product again. Fortunately they’ve made this very easy for me.
Trump isn’t up for re-election, and he’s isn’t interested in the long term performance of the Republican Party (he only became a Republican because that’s the party whose primary he could win).
I regret using firstnamelastname.dev as my main personal account

It’s uncommon, and causes confusion if I have to dictate it out over the phone. You have to optimize for the non-technical people scheduling appointments that don’t realize there are options other than .com

I’ve started the process of migrating over to a .com with my middle initial added, and it’s so much easier knowing that everyone will understand the TLD. I imagine .net would be similar.
If you have cache headers, why use HEAD? Are servers more likely to handle HEAD correctly than including them on the GET?
They won’t remain friends or partners in four years. I can almost guarantee it. I’m betting they’ll have a public falling-out within two years.

Elon strikes me as a mix of Howard Hughes, John McAfee, and Henry Ford: brilliant, eccentric, and volatile. I hope I'm wrong here, but I believe he might lose his mind within the next decade. Fortunately, SpaceX will manage without his direct involvement, and his role in advancing humanity’s path to Mars will be remembered. I'm willing to bet this is a net positive for us. His greatest strengths lie in securing government funding and getting seemingly impossible companies off the ground against all odds. But there will come a point when adult leadership will need to take over as he becomes distracted by culture wars or veers into fascism.

Trump has a simpler task: avoid starting a third world war over the next four years. After that, his power is gone and someone even scarier is likely to take his place.
It's not lasting it's over. The US pulled out of Afghanistan in 2021 and the Taliban vastly reduced poppy cultivation. That's what caused a sharp rise in heroin prices and a demand for a substitute.

I haven't looked into fent, but given the information is coming mainly from US security agencies who consider china an enemy state, I need to see physical evidence. I won't accept their say-so. This narrative about China smells suspiciously too perfect. China was the subject of 100 years of humiliation, was drugged to death by Americans, British, and others. Now the US is claiming they're doing it to us? The abuser is suddenly claiming we are the symmetric victim? Fishy story.
The author draws broad conclusions about sales from just three cherry-picked examples from high-pressure, ethically questionable contexts (jail, telemarketing scams, aggressive panhandling) and creates a false dichotomy of being ethically compromised or unsuccessful in sales.
Since this happens often, you could try changing the form of the email addresses to make them less confusing.
I can think of several options:

1. Prepend "from-", so that instead of <their-business>@example.com you give them from-<their-business>@example.com.
It should at least make it easier to explain your approach when you have to.

2. ROT13 or reverse the name of the business so it's gurve-ohfvarff@example.com or ssenisub-rieht@example.com.
You can design a different stateless function that maps names to email addresses.
The function doesn't even have to be invertible.
This is similar to a stateless password manager like https://www.lesspass.com/.

3. Use a list of pre-generated addresses you keep on your person.
Think recovery codes.
Of course, you can keep the list on a smartphone.
Your email may get rejected if it’s not one of the usual ones. May have issues receiving mail. My company for example blocks over 100 different TLDs. Don’t even look at reputation of domain, just automatic block. Not worth dealing with that imo.
I found it quite worthwhile to ask GPT4o to give an english summary of the paper linked in the Wikipedia article, _Bekräftartekniker och motstrategier - sätt att bemöta maktstrukturer och förändra sociala klimat_, which translates to _Techniques of Suppression and Counterstrategies: Addressing Power Structures and Changing Social Climates_.

Recognizing and pushing back against the dark patterns of group dynamics is super important.
There are no wages without sales.
Trees have an extra climate benefit thanks to methane-eating microbes
and now it's added!
Or it could be part of general trend of splitting off internet and creating a firewalled chinese internet. PRC is explicitly favoring this outcome for decades now with explicit incentives via legal, financial and social routes.
ISPs injecting ads into HTTP websites isn't a weird edge case. I've seen it happen.
https://archive.ph/2BMKo
“…and you won’t like their secret”

And y’all just keep scrolling through the ads for that secret that’ll explain to you what to be angry about. Some shit will never stop working.
I agree about Mercedes quality. The difference between them and other cars like Rolls or Bentley, I think, is that Mercedes were made to be owned and serviced by regular people. They were built to be exceptionally robust, and that took pride of place (for a while) over technical and luxury features.

The biggest Merc I’ve had was a W126, a 300SDL, and that was magnificent.
Thank you. The site domain is technically not owned by me anymore. The hosting provider has not been a problem.

It is the USA that I'm having problems with, Cloudflare a US company about to hand over my details to a UK based private individual.
Any mirrors not in Russia? My ISP blocks access.
The PIA pilots totally fucked up the approach, missed that they were very high late in the approach, dive bombed down to the runway at the last minute instead of going around. CRM issues -- the senior pilot plausibly couldn't actually fly (he had a history of bad approaches with unsafe descents) and the first officer failed to raise major problems or push back at all on unsafe decisions. When they first touched down gear up, they had dual stick inputs (one pilot was pushing down, one was pulling up) -- this is a huge no no. Communication in the cockpit was awful. Just lots of awful.

After the incident, PIA pilots were audited and determined like 1/3 had fake or suspicious pilot licenses(!!!). Lots of paying other people to pass tests for you. Internationally, PIA has been banned from landing by like all first world countries.
Using a .uk domain would probably solve your problem. I was looking for a cheap domain last year and for some reason .uk domains were the cheapest. (I bought it on Cloudflare for $4 per year). I also wanted to avoid some weird TLD that looks like a scam, and this one seems like it should appear reputable to people. I'm curious if anyone knows why this domain would be selling for a fraction of the price of weird TLDs like .club, .app, .today, etc.
the master is ALWAYS the one with the money, puppets are the rest :)
Flex is for 1d layout, grid is for 2d layout. Anything by Jen Simmons is a great resource for learning grid.
I wasn't talking about network switch hops and if you're trying to long polling and don't have control over the web servers going back to your systems then wtf are you trying to do long polling for anyway.

I don't try to run red lights because I don't have control over the lights on the road.
https://archive.is/N5t7a
> Whilst it's possible you may be correct, I do have to point out you are, I believe, lecturing John Nagle, known for Nagle's algorithm, used in most TCP stacks in the world.

Thank you for pointing that out. This thread alone is bound to become a meme.
Which aircraft have flaps or gear controlled by an autopilot? I'm just an armchair "Air Crash Investigations" fan, but I've never heard of any aircraft where either flaps and gear would be automatically controlled by their autopilot. Speedbreaks / spoilers are usually armed and moved automatically on landing.
It's hard to say what the current laws actually imply. Steamboat Willie was originally meant to be in the public domain in 1955. Got there in 2024.
Every brand has been trending towards the designs Tesla put out 5-10 years prior. Their minimalist interiors are cute, cozy
> It’s on a cross-country rally through sparsely populated countyside in the dead of winter

The people who live in that sparsely populated countryside wouldn't agree with you that the risk seems negligible. To drive on ice (which some of the roads turn into if it rains/wet-snow then gets cold), with experimental technology on country roads sounds like a recipe for the car to end up in someones living-room.
Are you sure you were informed by Thunderbird and not by your SMTP server?
This is an amazing breakdown. I can't believe how quickly AI tools have become integral to our workflows. Completely agree with the idea that experienced developers will be even more valuable in the future.
Well if I am a secret service I could either try to force google to do it and risk a leak or I could find a way that there is something in it for them that has the benefit of providing plausible deniability?
Great for them. And I guess you are going to tell me China’s fentanyl production and export to the west is in revenge for the opium war that happened in the 19th century?

This has been going on since 2019, fent took over long before the USA left Afghanistan and the Taliban retook control again over poppy production (they were effective at exporting before, so who knows what is going on right now). My guess is that that market doesn’t exist anymore and illicit drugs are controlled by cheap imports of fent from China.
The best thing about the British roadster I had was that if you were real careful you could get it moving from a standstill in third gear. Compared to the piece of shit X-shaped transmission on a piece of shit Chevy with no torque that I learned on, this was a godsend.

Some of that was the hydraulic clutch, and part the engine - which descended from tractor engine designs. But the other thing you could do on that transmission was stomp on the clutch pedal, shift out of 2nd on the way to the floor, and into 3rd on the way back up. Where your foot was, the clutch plate was, down to the mm. Fastest I ever shifted a car without double clutching.
I couldn't get rid of a (borderline cringy) feeling that the author is whining about all the idiots around them, which usually indicates some problems within.

It all became clear by the end of the post — the author is a Windows user.

My gut feeling wasn't wrong. Give me my 20 minutes back please.
More often than not folks look at me gone out rather than asking if I’m an employee.
Maybe expensive to renew?
Who controls the python.org domain that I linked? Am I wrong to think that PSF controls it?
ADD is not a single issue, but a collection of issues with varied symptoms and coping methods, and which he is likely experiencing to different degrees of severity.

Thus, in my 20 years of experience coping with it, I've found the concept of ADHD to an unhelpful abstraction. Push past it and learn about all of the individual underlying issues and related concepts (attention and focus, memory (paying special attention to working memory), capacity for organization and planning, mental flexibility, emotional regulation, impulse control). Figure out how badly these individual issues affect him (they make workbooks for this purpose), then work consistently and patiently to help him understand them and to build up toolkit of coping mechanisms.

If he goes on medication, I would encourage you to investigate appropriate dosing and ensure that he starts out as low as possible so as to minimize the negative impacts. You would expect doctors to do this as a matter of course, but in my experience they do not. Don’t let some jackass turn your nephew into a zombie by proscribing 50mg of Vyvanse when 5mg of Ritalin could be both more beneficial and cause less of a change on his personality.
Above the Line, Below the Line (2020)
There's also a backup manual gear release. But from the degree of control over the airplane demonstrated during landing, it seems likely they had hydraulics.
Trying to give a weather score to 115 cities will always lead to a few arguments :D The weather score is supposed to a guide to what 'most people' would prefer.

SF has plenty of sunshine and mild temps year-round, which many consider much better than, say, somewhere in UAE or Finland.
It was most certainly due to the SMTP server doing retries with backoffs.
>for all intensive purposes

Always a funny one, it's for all intents and purposes
Researchers bring body-heat powered wearable devices closer to reality
Re: Loneliness and Meaningful Work
Which is what cities tell you to do (Seattle is relatively specific about what kinds of plastic to put in the landfill vs to recycle), but that makes it complicated for consumers.