skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
So many cases. Some are using this on hundreds of sub-domains. I hope to launch SMTP and regex support soon. Then... it has final form, power level over 9000.
I’m getting a “ An unexpected error has occurred.” when loading the home page.
To be honest that situation you have been in sounds horrible. I would not wish that on anyone.

There's this tweet floating on the web which this made me think of. Something to think about I guess.

> If you have suffered in life and want other people to suffer as you did because you "turned out fine", you did not in fact turn out fine.
Kudos - I won’t remember a lot of the new products I’ve seen websites for, but I’ll remember this one! :)
Hahaha.

So I have been actually looking at the code under pkg/wg and tracing stuff back into the wireguard-go pkg and so on for a bit. (Which is some very nice and clean code haha, so you definitely got what you paid for. :P)

I guess the conceptual hurdle I'm stuck on now is, great I've got this wg tunnel open in my code go. How do I actually force packets over it? Say I've got a sshd listening on the other end of the tunnel with netfilter rules that say only allow access over this tunnel.

Can I just do normal ssh calls and use the wg tunnel remote addr to do stuff?

Is it that simple and I'm vastly over thinking things, or is it more complicated then I thought?

Incidentally, fly.io is awesome!

Might have to see about getting our workloads running on it for any customers who might want to run them.

It's definitely given me some fun ideas custom wg and sshd impls running over micro-vm's for at home haha.
> There have been several notable accidents where humans have cracked open medical machines and decay powered lighthouses

Indeed.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Goi%C3%A2nia_accident

A caesium-137 radioactivity source was left behind and eventually stolen. The thieves successfully dismantled it despite sustaining severe injuries in the process, exposing the radioactive material contained in the shielded capsule. They were fascinated by the strange light emitted by it.

Eventually it was sold to a scrapyard. The owner also became fascinated with the blue glow. He brought the thing home to show everyone. He distributed parts of the material to friends and family. Eventually sold it to another scrapyard but not before his brother took some of the beautiful radioactive dust and smeared it on the concrete floor. Where his daughter sat and ate a contaminated sandwich. She also applied he powder on her own body.

The only reason this unfortunate chain of events stopped is the scrapyard owner's wife noticed everyone was getting sick and notified the authorities. She died later along with the girl. Attempts to bury the child also led to a riot. Scrapyard workers also died attempting to extract the lead from the radiation shielding component.
Some people are more prone to uti and get it pretty regularly. At that point, I'd be up for an injection into bladder.
>For example, a typical question would be to ask what is 8 minus 6. A 19-year-old American man was able to respond by moving his eyes left-right, left-right — two times — to signal "2." Researchers asked the question again, and he moved his eyes the same way two times again.

I’d have to read the paper but color me skeptical. Moving eyes back and forth twice while sleeping is not exactly a clear signal of anything.
The very few leaders are paid enormously in money and status for all the value they are supposedly adding, if they screw these things up why should the hit they take not also be expensive?
Graphene ‘Nano-Origami’ Could Take Us Past the End of Moore’s Law
I think chances are good, at least if progress at Boca Chica (soon to be known as Starbase, TX) continues at its current pace.
I was thinking the same thing. Looking at this, it seems in some ways more primitive and less principled than what they were planning, but on the other hand, this is actually being shipped. Power-Fx seems to separate out the relational data from the GUI. But it has relational data and it's reactive so it's most of the way there I suppose.
I have to say that I've seen it done with Blockpad (https://blockpad.net) but for engineering workflows.
Just use byron's rc shell:

if (condition) {
statements;
} else {
do other thing;
}
When swift was still young the only mysql library available for it did the same mistake. The memory safety sure didnt help here... Sure enough i had to roll my own code.
You can definitely tell the difference and anyone with taste buds will tell you the same.

It's not that I'm against plant-based diet. I will totally switch once the experience becomes indistinguishable. We're just not there yet. No reason to pretend otherwise.
I was thinking it would be fun to buy some uranium 238 (you can have up to ~7kg of it without a license). Then I tried ddg'ing what it would cost to dispose of. I couldn't find an answer, so I decided buying uranium wasn't a good idea.

It's hard enough getting rid of an old lead-cell battery.
That refrigerator is discarded. It ends up in a scrapyard. Someone comes, sees the shielded capsule containing radioactive material and harvests the lead. The remains are eventually sold to someone else and it ends up in that person's home where children are likely to become fascinated by it or even eat it.

Everyone who went near this thing is likely to become ill at the very least.
Power-Fx's formulas seem to be equivalent to property binding or functional reactive programming (as opposed to ReactiveX). The difference is that property binding and FRP are generally used in a precompiled GUI to automatically propagate changes made by users across program state, whereas Power-Fx seems to be more an integrated system with Smalltalk-style editable live programs, or low-code for makers rather than just developers. I hope Power-Fx makes property binding or FRP more mainstream.

- https://doc-snapshots.qt.io/qt6-dev/qproperty.html

- https://github.com/Logicalshift/flo_binding

- https://raphlinus.github.io/ui/druid/2019/11/22/reactive-ui....

- https://raphlinus.github.io/rust/druid/2020/09/25/principled...

Does anyone know how properties/FRP/Power-Fx compare to FRP frameworks, or ReactiveX, or MobX, or Svelte (JS)?
What, other than ads, are you expecting from Neoliberalism? ;)
This is amazing, underwhelming and not very surprising, all at the same time.

Unsurprising, as it was already known that lucid dreamers can move their eyes... And I think everyone has experienced external stimuli, say an alarm clock, being seamlessly integrated into a dream.

Underwhelming, as this requires people with rare skills and special requirement to achieve just 18% success rate. For a basic task.

Amazing, because obviously the first time something is achieved with rigor, it's opening some hard to predict room to grow. Hopefully this will bring more research and any decade now we'll see practical applications, say dream manipulation to said psychotherapy.
The argument has never been that it's only ok for humans to live if we do zero harm. It's obvious that we can't do that. And that's fine. Human life is worth much more than anything else for us humans, so eating something to survive is necessary and ethical. Same logic applies also to vaccines that need animal products in production. I would prefer if they wouldn't, but I'm not judging anyone for taking it.

What we're talking about here is that simply because steak is s bit tastier than tofu or saitan isn't good enough reason to slaughter 50 billion animals per year and destroying a good amount of environment while doing it.
As others have said, thank you very much for your time sharing your understandings/learnings and experiences. I have had similar and I am also aligned with your views on both 'shrooms and 'cid. cheers..
So true, of course if I lived in a place where it snowed I would put water pipes under the sidewalks and driveway and recirculate water through them and a heat exchanger near the reactor. Voila, no more shoveling snow!
Maybe, and hear me out, being a teenager and mentoring teenagers are different levels of expertise.
Ok, so downvote away, but at least answer the question... what is this thing?
Plutonium is also highly (chemically) toxic.
Then you take the money and don't hack your way to what you're owed.
I actually like using radare2 the most. (It can also use ghidras decompiler)
I don't expect anything different from the right-wing leadership that lead to refusal to winterize and regulate their power grid enough to prevent a fair market.

Play stupid games, win stupid prizes.
What Is the Future of Chatbot
I want to know if Anyone using chatot here. If yes how is it working for your platform.
what is your opinion about future of chatbot.
Entire companies are built upon providing fast, managed services - Algolia, Firebase and Heroku to name but a few.

Is your point that the market is simply too small/doesn’t exist or that the value prop is simply too weak / defensible?
When I moved in, the pricing was fair, if not a bit high.

Over the years, cost of living increases for whatever reasons and now the rent I'm paying seems low.

Maybe the solution is to allow landlords to have larger increases that match changes in COL, but that is effectively the same as getting rid of rent control.
Thanks for the well written ramble.

> as causing "hallucinations" (no)

I used to think that. Lately my wife and I have been doing increasingly larger shroom trips. About 10 days ago we each took 5g ("lemon tek" and relatively fresh) cubensis and after finally experiencing a touch of 'ego death' my wife's skin started glowing a deep, intense blue and she was covered in glowing, multicolored jewels. It was as if a painting of Kali came to life and was in my hands. Up until now I've seen various open and closed eye geometric patterns, distortions, trails, etc. This was a new, and frankly amazing, level for me.
Don't forget the XB-70, they also have the only one of those on display.*

* Actually it's the only XB-70 in existence.

Edit: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/North_American_XB-70_Valkyrie
I had a similar conversation with my wife yesterday. I was telling her that so much of Silicon Valley seems to be focused on low-value work. The financial investments might pay off well, but the overall value to society is low. Having been an investor, I don't fault anyone for making those investments. But I wish there was more focus on other areas.

Another commenter made a valid point that there is a lot else going on, if you're not blinded by high comp. I guess that's true for both investors and employees.

There's a lot out there that doesn't work with the current VC model. Some of it is that there are great potential businesses that aren't going to be billion dollar exits. I think a lot of these are more interesting or worthwhile things to work on. There are VCs that will invest in those, but I think the amount of equity they take is too high.

Then there are a bunch of great things to work on that require lots of capex. These are also worthwhile and interesting. Other countries are making those investments, and we're going to be in a bad place by not doing the same.
No you are rested as if it were a normal dream. But it's not easy to keep focused on something while lucid dreaming, you will likely forget that you are in a dream and no longer be lucid.
Isn't there this saying that goes like: "If you invent something you basically have a 2-year headstart? Don't worry about getting copied because you will"

Good luck... looking forward to using Athens as a paying Roam user.
How anyone thinks some corporate processed meat is healthy than natural animal meat/fats that we have eaten since forever, makes me feel like I am living in crazy land.

People are probably so sick right now that they can't taste the difference, nor is their mind healthy enough to comprehend how ludicrous the proposition is.
Yet, it does get to HN frontpage almost every quarter...
Facebook does not "sell" user data any more than Google does. Neither sell the data directly, they merely collect a ton of it (often without knowledge nor consent of the user) and allow advertisers to target ads against this data.

Facebook did not sell data to Cambridge Analytica. Facebook did not benefit from this arrangement at all and CA broke FB's terms of service, not to mention that ultimately it's down to users being stupid and explicitly delegating access to their account to CA - your data did not automatically end up on CA unless you or a friend of yours was stupid and disclosed it by delegating access.
Because civilization requires compassion, empathy, and meeting people's basic needs in a stable manner.
Tesla’s New FSD Subscription Service Coming in Q2 More Updates by Musk
I may be misunderstanding because I largely skimmed, but it sounds like this is saying this is due to the variation in the transaction fee amounts.

Assuming that that's the idea:

What if only a fraction of the transaction fees go to the miner of the block including those transactions, and the remainder is "stored", and doled out gradually over the next n blocks, or something like that, resulting in it being a fairly steady rate of payout?
It is good. I can't find any CDC for Postgres for the incremental sync. And so I had to use the bulk update/sync and that causes performance issues occasionally. Also, some Algolia features are not available yet https://github.com/meilisearch/instant-meilisearch/issues/21...
If only it were that simple! There's no-such-thing as 'perfect motion blur', it's all a matter of taste.

You can do things like open the virtual shutter to full-open (so that not a single virtual-photon reflected off the virtual-motion will be missed by the virtual-sensor), which makes the motion recorded during one frame continue directly (with no time 'gap') into the next frame. This can help make things seem 'smoother' for sure but it's still relying hugely on persistence-of-vision.

I'm super surprised (and a bit incredulous tbh!) to hear of a perceivable difference between 120 and 240fps! need to go double-blind on that stuff to be sure I reckon!
Padding and aligning data in GNU poke
> their most important organ

Lolwut? Look, I really enjoy my penis. Ol' penie and me have been through a lot together. But it's not even in my top five list of most important organs.

Like, gun to my head, I have to live the rest if my life without one of; dick, heart, liver, kidneys, brain, or dermis; I'm sorry but the choice is pretty obvious
And recycling en masse would be nightmare. We got anough hassle with R* gases.
So … we should blame the leadership but not blame the person in leadership who made the mistake?

That … doesn't make any sense.
Nice cop out. Plants have feelings too man.
It doesn't mean they don't. And it's certainly makes it reasonable that those effects could exist.
Font Remix (A Metadesign)
Something like that would be great, seeing that you can do more and more with wasm locally it would be really useful
People who care for animals but don't want to give up the taste of meat come to mind
Most fountains don’t trust the operator to mix the citric acid and corn syrup as two separate streams from the other ingredients. (At least they didn’t at the time. The big computerized ones might do that these days; but those are probably self calibrating.)
Later Adobe productized this. Originally it was called "PostScript Distiller", but then they introduced some incompatibilities with PostScript and renamed it "PDF".
Too often I see white collar workers with the privilege of working cushy jobs from home sell blue collar workers and small businesses down the river by advocating for harsh shutdowns that destroy jobs, lives and businesses.

It's easy to say that everyone should be locked down from the ivory tower of the software industry. That doesn't help the 32,000 laid off Disneyland employees who now can't pay rent, buy food or provide for themselves.

The same governments responsible for destroying those people and businesses offer zero compensation.

Additionally, it's sad to see depression, worsening diet and obesity and suicides totally ignored whenever these decisions are made. It's evil.

In California, youth mental health hospitalizations have skyrocketed. [1] According to government, this doesn't even register as a consideration when instituting lockdowns.

[1] https://abc7news.com/suicide-covid-19-mental-health-teen-cor...

Lockdowns are worsening wealth inquality at a truly grand scale. The Fed prints cash like never before and funnels it straight to banks, which lend money to prop up asset prices for the wealthy to benefit almost exclusively.
532 nm corresponds to double the frequency of 1064 nm, not half. Any nonlinear response generates harmonics of a signal but not subharmonics. This is why in electronics a single diode can be used as a frequency doubler, but a digital flip-flop is required for frequency division.
Tracking the Flow of Information (1983)
Those wishing to ... track the flow of the article itself may find it at the usual Samizdat sources including LibGen, Sci-Hub, and Z-Library.

https://libgen.is/scimag/10.1126%2Fscience.221.4611.609

Some interesting data and observations on publishing and attention, based on 1960--1977.
At least they have tried something. In some other areas, like Sydney or Melbourne (Australia), everyone who matters (landlords + politicians) owns homes. So nobody is doing anything about it.

Economic benefits are probably the biggest reason for being stuck in those unlivable cities. However the downside might outweigh the upside: higher cost, long commute and lots of worries.
I'm sorry you're not :) you have however failed to address to substance of the comment in a meaningful way.
If you think these articles qualify as 'terrible writing', you haven't read much.
So your argument is that we need to be super concerned about the employability of abject evil?

"Sure, he's a serial killer, but jeez man, everyone's got to eat" is a hell of a take.
This is the first interesting paper I see here on HN about Bitcoin.

While many people think that Bitcoin's energy usage is too high, I honestly hope that it's high enough to deter a nation state sized attacker.

Many Bitcoiners argue that miner rewards shouldn't decrease more, but at the same time it's too late to change the concensus on it.
Our vision is not frame-based at all. Each receptor cell can trigger inependently. Chopping up the signal into image frames is simply a technical trick that makes us perceive continuous motion due to the finite recovery time of the cells (persistence of vision).
I'm actually known as quite an optimist when im not dealing with speculative manias :) I would caution you however that such replies aren't in the spirit of site rules. I suspect that is why so many of your comments are flagged and deleted.

The site guidelines are available for your reference: https://news.ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html
> I imagine memory will be quite constrained here for a lot of M1 systems.

No worries, the storage is fast enough to stand-in for RAM via swap! You always wanted your RAM to be a wear item, right?
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It takes 15min but this plus the comment section on CMOS (can’t link directly) is excellent. The other comment about being made a decade ago is also relevant and accurate. They will certainly be better next time with evolutions in camera tech thanks to smartphones.

TLDR worth a listen
The same happens when humans switch to a largely corn diet. Corn and wheat (maybe just grains) just don't seam healthy.

If I had to drop meat, I'd primarily eat beans/legumes.
React FullCalendar
Angular FullCalendar
What I think is worse.

Is that they call it "meat".

People who aren't that switched on will start eating it, when there is no proof it is actually good for you.

I'd like to see a 10-20 year study before we just accept that Beyond Meat is actually good for long term health.

Supermarkets are putting this stuff in the "meat" section too.

Poor old person who can barely see that actually needs real tried and test nutrition.

Kind of evil if you ask me but that is why this comment is at the very bottom.
Do you have a link to this AMA?
I feel the deepest sorrow for anyone who will have to debug, troubleshoot, and extend byzantine overengineered apps. Iframes, multi-level loading spinners, piles of boilerplate code, browser lock-in, dozens of background calls to tracking, license and what-not services. The consultants paid by the hour, creating first mockups with this tool will have fun, no doubt. Non IT-savvy companies with too much cash will have an illusion that they have a working application, no doubt.
Plutonium dust is very dangerous and you don't want to be around the decay products either. Plutonium also likes to catch fire.
None of those four chains use frozen beef.
Post rationalization and hindsight bias imo
> "The misinformation can lead some to be confused, so let’s look at how the two products are similar and related, yet different."

Later in the same article...

> "It should be noted that Autopilot and FSD do still require active supervision from the driver — pay attention to the road and be prepared to fully take over at any moment! Tesla FSD is not yet at a robotaxi level of development."

So by "misinformation," the author clearly means Tesla's own branding, right?

How is it legal to call something "full self-driving" when the driver is instructed to participate in driving 100% of the time?
Intel Told to Pay $2.18B After Losing Patent Trial
Memfault (YC W19) Is Hiring Front End Engineers in Germany
My question is why was the “sound of Mars” release only 18 seconds long?

Why not record hours of what it sounds like to be on another planet? Even the sound recordings from decades ago on (I think Titan) was only a short creepy clip.

I understand it’s mostly going to be wind and interspliced with the robots sounds but I still don’t get how we don’t have hours of Mars already.
Deeply unfair bordering on sexist and elitist. People mentioning her degree was one of the most nasty things I’ve seen.
That's. Just. Awesome.
What are Ring 0 and Ring 3 in the context of operating systems?
https://old.reddit.com/r/IAmA/comments/lpzbzo/were_scientist...
SoundCloud overhaul their royalty model. Introduce fan-powered royalties
Actually, this is kind of an interesting thought experiment.

If I wanted to really push it, it's WAYYY down on the list. Like, the choice between losing my dick and one of my fingers; fine the finger goes. Between penis and the whole hand though? Sorry willy. Two fingers? Can stand to lose them. Three? Depends if it's the same hand. Any four fingers? Junk is back on the chopping block.

Gallbladder? Dunno what that even does, but my sister had hers out and she seems fine, so I think I would go with that. Pancreas? Yea, I would rather have a pancreas than a shlong