skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
The sub property appearing to change for the same email address is a valid scenario. SPs failing to respect that scenario because they don't understand it, or because it's not what some of their users want, is not a valid excuse.

https://support.google.com/a/answer/33314?hl=en&co=DASHER._F...

To me it is reasonable that orgs may want to eventually reuse an email address on a different user account. That's a feature decision made by the IdP so SPs need to respect it. I believe other IdPs like Okta and Entra have equivalent features too.
Zulip is another one, mentioned in a sibling comment. Matrix/Element is used by some companies. Nextcloud Chat exists, but I don't know much about it.
What does this protect against? If the WHOIS changes because someone new buys the domain then they could simply receive this reset emails, no?
So their anti-EV sentiment for the past 10 years was all BS? Got it.
I think they mean setting up in production.
>“It’s what everybody wanted” is something I often say. “Everybody was cheering this on”.

Spot on. I read that somewhere that during WWII when people were sent to the gas chambers, crowds would be cheering on. Common people terrify me.
> preparing for the next upturn.

Prepare how? I fled to be a data analyst. For multiple reasons. One: the job interview was a cake walk (for me at least). I was unprepared and I aced it despite not really knowing what a data analyst was. It helps that I have a fairly good statistics background from back in the day. I'm also better paid since they don't pay software engineers that well in the Netherlands, so data analyst salaries seem more competitive locally.

But yea, I'd be curious what you specifically mean by it.
I don’t disagree with the core premise, but why much more than Ukraine?
Yes, roughly speaking 1:4 compared to California.

Edit: This is not news. This (combined with their higher EE education) is why Taiwan won IBM PC-clone-related manufacturing in the 80s. And why they now have TSMC.
I think the stickiness of the FYP algorithm is not to be underestimated. Xiaohongshu's FYP algorithm is at least as good as TikTok's, and American social media companies (until now) have shown that they either cannot replicate an FYP algorithm of this quality or refuse to for business reasons.

It's very hard to go back to an app with a poor FYP algorithm (ie. Reels, Shorts) after using an app with a good FYP algorithm, and this, along with a knee-jerk reaction against Meta for its perceived role in lobbying for the "TikTok ban" will make capturing ex-TikTok users an uphill struggle for Meta's products.
If you are a Meta employee and got sizable RSU grants around 2022-23 when the stock price was 1/5 what it is now, you should probably start packing your bags. Whatever your performance is, there's zero chance it can justify those upcoming paychecks.
Mull Development Has Stopped
Why wouldn't you wait until the vest?
The IO aspect is not a surprising flaw but it's disappointing to learn that Erlang lets any process enumerate all the other ones.
those were never in the core though.
There are so many striking dissimilarities with Reagan admin on all but a handful policy directions that it can't serve as a parallel.
simple: you build the cost into the price of gasoline and electric charging. one risk pool and removing advertising probably also keeps the price down.
I guess it's a response to people saying "They need to charge bad drivers more that they do, in proportion to how badly they drive." If insurance could accurately do that, it wouldn't be insurance--it would just be an individualized pre-paid accident savings account.
Am I smarter then Einstein and Dirac?

No way.
They used to have a higher bar before 2020, but since then it's been a bit soft. I think this is mostly a return to that earlier time.
> Talking to a computer is not a replacement for a teacher (yet).

I agree. The limitless patience and non-judgement of a computer is very valuable in a learning context. LLMs won't be better than the best private tutors, but its very likely they'll be better than 80% of junior high through college teachers.
Show HN: Using AI to Help Our Doctors with Fertility
My wife and I have been trying to conceive for years, so I built a project that open-sources our entire fertility journey—test results, surgeries, medication lists, Creighton Model data, and more. With AI analyzing ~100 fertility factors, I've been able to have better conversations with our doctors. I'd love to hear your thoughts or suggestions!
Seems like a kit that can be personalized across broad categories might be a better bet. By putting the onus on one list you don’t solve the main problem, which is that the list might block things you’re fine with.
Related ongoing thread:

Meta admits it deleted links to decentralized Instagram competitor Pixelfed - https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=42694547 - Jan 2025 (3 comments)

(apparently they've fixed it now)
If the US didn't have tariffs on sugar we would not have HFCS in all of our food because it would be less expensive to go back to using cane sugar.

The price of HFCS is cheaper than US-produced sugar, but is more expensive than the international market for sugar.

The US puts the tariff on international sugar and subsidizes corn so that both the US sugar farmers, the corn farmers, and the giant industrial food manufacturers all win. The consumer loses due to all the subsidized corn syrup going into the food.
A 4-way stop is the best intersection for pedestrians in terms of speed. Just keep walking and don't yield your right of way. You may need to put up a hand to make yourself seen by the occasional distracted motorist. But because all vehicles need to stop, the average speed you are dealing with is 0-5mph, so the risk is low and everyone has time to react. Compare that with any lighted intersection where some cars are going full speed, making it a far more dangerous scenario.
It is due to vaccine injuries. This has been studied and is known, but the topic is that people in "polite society" do not want to talk about it.

For more information, please see "Cause Unknown": The Epidemic of Sudden Deaths in 2021 & 2022 [1] by Ed Dowd. It argued convincingly.

1. https://www.amazon.com/Cause-Epidemic-Sudden-Childrens-Defen...
In iSCSI, there are a few options for addressing the block storage devices, with one being the iSCSI Qualified Name (IQN) that uses the domain name. But it includes a timestamp:

- A date code, in yyyy-mm format. This date MUST be a date
during which the naming authority owned the domain name used in
this format, and SHOULD be the first month in which the domain
name was owned by this naming authority at 00:01 GMT of the
first day of the month. This date code uses the Gregorian
calendar. All four digits in the year must be present. Both
digits of the month must be present, with January == "01" and
December == "12". The dash must be included.

* https://datatracker.ietf.org/doc/html/rfc3720#section-3.2.6....

* https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ISCSI#Addressing

iqn.2001-04.com.example.storage:tape.sys1.xyz

iqn.2000-02.edu.example.cs:users.oaks:proto.target4

* https://datatracker.ietf.org/doc/html/rfc3721

Clever idea to note change of ownership situations.
A semi truck carries +- 15 tons of cargo and gets an average of about 6 MPG, so about 90 MPG/ton.
How is “spending my free time coding after I get off work instead of spending time exercising, spending time with friends and family, traveling, hobbies, etc”, “passive income”?
Of course that shit happens on a constant basis and it's silly of you to think that my position isn't that shit happens.

Think about it like this: if you had no food, were starving, and the only way to eat for the night is to steal something, wouldn't you do it to? Or are you going to allow yourself to literally die because you're afraid to commit a crime? Nah. You will want to live.

I was once held up at gunpoint by three folk who stole my wallet, keys, phone, etc. Over the next 48 hours or so I watched the phone bill logs to see where they were calling. Hospital and HIV clinic were on the list. I asked the main dude why he was robbing me and he responded, "Man, we're just trying to live."

Grow some empathy for your fellow man.
it's funny that all of the soul has not been sucked out of the entire company
Just make sure you do the hash right so you don’t end up with cursed user IDs like EverQuest.
con is some ppl just go crazy with jinja and create a mess.
Its fine if you just stick to the basics.
Or helicopters and aircraft designed to gather and disperse water...
I can't speak about lawyers, but you're definitely wrong about doctors (have a couple in my family). They can and do travel to completely new hospital systems and are expected to do their normal job immediately (and they do).

Even within tech, I think the ramp-up time is faster for literally everyone else besides software engineers, just because the underlying technology can vary so much more (and its more important to be understood at an intimate level of detail) than for other roles.
OP added taxpayer-backed insurance policy part for fluff and/or agenda. It has zero to do with the valid part of their point:

> they hate spending even one dollar extra on roofing

replacing my roof in a low cost of living area is $25k. I can't imagine what it is down there. It's also an expense that comes up and people don't tend to plan well for. I don't think taxpayer backed insurance even comes into peoples' thoughts at all let alone their justification for lack of planning for property maintenance expense.
Neat. So dragonflies are bitbanging the wings in a way
Those numbers match what comes up with a quick search:

https://www.extension.iastate.edu/grain/topics/EstimatesofTo...

That study uses 1,043.4 mpg for the fuel economy of a 100,000 dwt ship.

Videos of transportation ship engines are cool. Each cylinder is wide enough for a person to lay down inside it.

https://youtu.be/G0eMyA388bE
Multi-armed bandit approaches do not imply an immediate feedback loop. They do the best you can do with delayed feedback or with episodic adjustment as well.

So if you are doing A/B tests, it is quite reasonable to use Thompson sampling at fixed intervals to adjust the proportions. If your response variable is not time invariant, this is actually best practice.
Yes, but that's not a bug with Google OAuth. If Taskrabbit (in the example) decides to trust dankstartup.com emails as a root of trust for identity even though the business failed, that's on them[1], and certainly nothing Google can have prevented.

The contention in the article is that dankstartup.com's new owners can leverage their control of the domain to get access to existing OAuth-based sessions that will look to the service providers as if Google has authenticated the account holder.

[1] And just to repeat: that risk is precisely why serious businesses (Vanguard in the example) don't allow obscure email domains as authentication anymore.
I said it kind of tongue-in-cheek but I think it would be wasteful and duplicative to do much robotic science on Mars since SpaceX is trying really hard to get there and could be paid a little on the side to return some samples. Undoubtedly they’ll send robots to Mars before they send humans.
I agree with this, but IMO the more correct solution is to look for the gaps in learning from all sources and look to fill those instead of removing a massive chunk of education assuming one can do all of it better.
No one is entitled to my business. I have no cognitive dissonance, my business interests are aligned with my moral interests in this case. I don’t use Israeli tech whenever possible.

You “denouncing” people who make a rational calculation isn’t really helping to market the firms you are supporting.
> My view is that you cannot sacrifice other peoples' lives and belongings

..."Sacrifice" them? They are already marked for demolition but the local powers work with the speed of a glacier. You are starting on the entirely wrong premise, I am not surprised that you drew very wrong conclusions.

> Yeah it is. I care about people about as much as it is possible to care about people, because I can't truly separate myself from anyone.

You mistake me for somebody willing to discuss hugely unrealistically optimistic philosophy for 13-year olds. But I'll entertain you for a few minutes.

I have a lot of sympathy for people in difficult conditions. I was this close to being homeless 3 times in my life due to bad choices borne out of a toxic family and zero opportunities in life.

Yet I never mugged anyone. Never did one thing illegal. Had opportunities, mind you.

I am not special. I am not a unicorn, not a hero, fairly normal guy with maybe a little more brain that allowed him to do programming. Maybe. Or could be entirely average and be just deluding myself. Ego gets us all.

If I can avoid mugging people, everyone can.

I have sympathy for you until you draw a knife and command me to give you my wallet. There the sympathy stops. Unconditionally.

The rest is really your own philosophical diatribe. As said to another sibling comment -- sorry that you have no people to discuss this stuff with but I have moved past it maximum at 22 years old (and I am ashamed of myself because I believe I did it very late even; I'll again say this is stuff for teenagers to figure out).

So no, I am not everyone else and not everyone else is me. I wanted that. Wanted it with all my heart. I am so sick of all of us only looking after each other and -- in the very very best-case scenarios, looking out for a local community -- but it simply never happened. Got back-stabbed hundreds of times, still do to this day every time I "expose my belly", so to speak, without failure. Received true kindness maximum 5 times in my life, one of which was my wife treating me the way she did on our first date, another one was a true friend now passed away, the other 3 were actual work opportunities that I botched due to being bitter and physically exhausted (technically my fault).

That was it. And I am in my 40s. Five times receiving kindness in a lifetime.

Collectivism is a fantasy. And historically proven to not work (i.e. communism, the Japanese society, and others). And now I know you'll latch to those words in the parentheses and ignore everything else. Surprise me by not doing it. :)

So, one diatribe to counter yours. But IMO that topic(s) will lead us nowhere. I smell deep and incompatible clash of values. You live a life that allows you to be an idealist. I don't.
Elon had a great year.Him weaponizing Twitter to go all-in on Trump has earned him so much political capital that those perky 50billion he paid for it look like a still now. I bet Zuck is feeling the heat, now with the government gunning for TikTok and looking at monopolies
I would love a fully generated D&D campaign where I just input some parameters, like a writing prompt, and get a tailored LLM Dungeon Master organizing it. Whether it's the result of someone's creative vision or not is irrelevant to me.
I agree that the earth is over capacity at some things humans are doing. Like GHG emissions as you say. But this is precisely the mismanagement I was getting at. To prove overcapacity you also need to prove a degree of efficiency. You can't say there isn't enough food if you are throwing away 99% of the food source.
What evidence do you have of him cheating other than your feelings?
No, that's not it. If you ctrl-F for "delusion" in the written policy [1], you'll find the state's justification:

> The use of cross-sex hormones as a treatment for gender dysphoria is extensive in its effects, is invasive to the integrity of the human body, has effects and consequences which are not readily known or reversible, and may be requested by persons experiencing short-termed delusions or beliefs which may later be changed and reversed.

It deliberately associates transgender people with delusions and the small minority of people who detransition (that is, realize that they aren't transgender) to support a policy that inconveniences the people who are transgender. It's a great way to claim to protect people when the majority of the people who will be affected by the policy won't be protected by it. And the written policy likely was a pretense for rules that shouldn't be written, because the "corrections" officials used the policy to inflict abuse [2]:

> Transgender women were told that those who did not cut their hair in compliance with male grooming standards would be forcibly shorn, and those who did not turn in their female undergarments and feminine canteen items would be disciplined. Transgender women were forced to have their breasts examined to determine if their breasts were large enough, in the eyes of the department, to require a bra.

...

> The ACLU and ACLU of Florida previously filed a 2016 lawsuit on behalf of Ms. Keohane that led to the now-rescinded policy permitting access to hormone therapy and female clothing and grooming standards for transgender women in FDC custody, which for more than six years permitted hundreds of transgender inmates to access needed gender-affirming care.

[1] https://assets.aclu.org/live/uploads/2024/12/004-4-Health-Se...

[2] https://www.aclufl.org/en/press-releases/florida-judge-allow...
I never message recruiters cold. Only wait for them to message me, or hit up recruiters I have existing relationship with.
I just ticket the checkboxes on that page and now it is finished.
what's the best way to deal with this then? disable filecache of linux?
I've tried disabling/minimizing arc in the past to avoid the oom reaper, but the arc was stubborn and its RAM usage remained as is
This is really interesting to read the comments here and they are so pro-HFCS that you'd think the corn lobby was here in force.

And yet if you regularly read HN you get the impression the mean BMI of commenters is in the obese range and many HNers are on GLP-1s.
Plot twist: at some point in our lives we're all in the "randos" group. So these policies are default inhumane to some portion of the populace all the time.
It must be so that you’ll pass by other people and might have serendipitous conversations that lead to increased knowledge and synergy. /s Also among the claimed benefits of working in office.
Don't you want robots cleaning your toilets so you don't have to? A strike won't stop that from happening.

Why is engineering work any different?
Are you positing a corrupt notary?
I do. Slop content is melting the brains of the people watching that content to the detriment of society as a whole.
You might be confused by the CPI. The GDP is actually adjusted using a different measure of inflation (the "GDP deflator"), which looks at the actual purchases made in the country over that period. There's not really any "reasonable" alternative calculations to be made there.
And what those companies were doing 100 years ago is irrelevant compared to what Elon Musk is doing today.
I certainly wouldn't say that - I would say that here in "real America" they (meaning rich or "middle class" people with disposable income who engage in the culture war stuff) want to buy vehicles that are good at owning the libs.

It used to be that owning the libs was pretty simple, use more gasoline in a big lifted pickup truck. But now there are other ways to own the libs... you can also buy your electric cars from a rich guy who owns the libs.

It's the free market at work!
Yes, but the timeline of events as a whole confirms my argument that his homosexuality was a significant problem among Nazi party and its supporters. Röhm lost Nazi Party support after he was outed and was eventually murdered by Hitler. Not an analog to AfD putting forward a gay swiss woman with a Sri Lankan partner as their candidate for chancellor. There's a huge difference between two eras.
Yup, it will become a self-fulfilling prophecy where you hire extra, possibly not top candidates, just so you have something to shed when the time comes without affecting your existing team.
Are these apps able to track location and accelerometer data from the background? Or does this only apply to people who open something like GasBuddy while driving the car?
It's not that extreme by me I guess, but it's at least 10 minutes minimum. And if you have a car with a small tank and decent mpg, its just not really worth the trip to costco or the time just to save $2 (20-30c a gallon).
Right, but why not play BG3? You know that an LLM is not going to provide any meaningful narrative, or craft a thought provoking story.
True, but it will pull more customers from GMail. End of the day we are valuable as a company when we have more active users. But the earlier comment about privacy & less data makes sense. In a nutshell, we are giving away more data to Google instead of fees. data = money. Makes sense.
> but all I needed to do while acclimating to that schedule was ask myself each morning which I wanted more: warm blankets or a successful project?

I choose warm blankets lying next to my warm wife where my heat and shelter is paid by exchanging my labor for money 40 hours a week, paid time off, paid health care, etc
I've been in a weekly D&D game for over a decade. I don't keep playing it because of the game of D&D (certainly not, I could rant for a long time about the game's myriad shortcomings across many editions). I play it because of the friends I play it with, because of the social connection that exists in and around the game.

To play a tabletop RPG without that isn't the same thing, and to play with LLM is bankrupt of meaning. You'd be better off picking up one of those old-school choose your own adventure books or a video game like BG3. At least those were written by someone with intent, at least there's meaning in the story and setting. Or, finding an online group.
I once did a take-home project for a full stack role that proclaimed any language/framework could be used to build a browser-based application that satisfied a particular task. I opted to use golang and its standard library to produce an application with no external dependencies and no javascript. In the rejection email they stated the use of outdated development methods was a point of disqualification. I'm sure other reasons for disqualification were present, I wasn't a great candidate in retrospect, but I'll never forget the naivety and hubris of their framing.

They were of course a NextJS shop.

Ultimately disregard role titles. It's a people problem that you have to pull teeth to find out what they really want, and what they really want they often won't say out loud. That's fine, it's their money (and usually a lot of it!) and they should be able to dictate the services that they want.

Really sucks for people new to the industry trying to learn the song and dance.
Interesting!

From wikipedia:

The presumed mechanism is that while revenues increase in a growing sector (or inflows of foreign aid), the given economy's currency becomes stronger ("appreciates") compared to foreign currencies (manifested in the exchange rate). This results in the country's other exports becoming more expensive for other countries to buy, while imports become cheaper, altogether rendering those sectors less competitive.

So the Netherlands should be thankful for the Euro, which took away those effects on their local currency.
The massive uptick in disabilities is due to vaccine injuries. This has been studied and is known, but the topic is such that people in "polite society" do not want to discuss it.

For more information, please see "Cause Unknown": The Epidemic of Sudden Deaths in 2021 & 2022 [1] by Ed Dowd. It is argued convincingly.

1. https://www.amazon.com/Cause-Epidemic-Sudden-Childrens-Defen...
Fascinating. Thanks for sharing this.
I know that's true, having heard it talked about a lot over the years. But why, though? What is it about Guile that made GNU pick it over CL or Scheme (or TCL or Lua or...)?

NM, answered my own question. It’s literally Scheme.
Immune rejuvenation to arrest cognitive decline
Nail on the head. Lost wife / family (cat) / house over the summer. Mom in and out of hospital starting in November. I'm a cat locked in the dryer and there are no door handles on the inside.