skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
At the beginning of the article I had a hope, but it turned out to be an useless garbage speech.

For exemple, one argument from the author for the appstore monopoly is that "apple" allowed to create a market for "in app" payment because people trust the closed appstore. And the proof would be that it does not exist on computers...

It is so so invalid and clueless... There were payment and in app payment on the computer for ages. Long before the apple app store. Today most payments are done in a web browser btw, and people usually trust more banks to do that. You also have PayPal and co. Diversity and choice is not a problem and quite the opposite! Without openness, PayPal or stripe would not had existed.
> But, more importantly, Big Tech senior engineer total comp is rapidly pushing to $US500K+.

Is it really though? I'm looking on glassdoor and it's saying average is $130k with high at $180k. And yes I realise that just salary not total comp.
and the qualification that there was no effect on lung function "apart from those who experienced a severe infection", which pokes a hole in the headline as well
I have experience with driver circuitry for waveshare e-ink displays and ARM H7 which has USB2 and Wifi. It shouldn't be too difficult to build a small device which is powered by an USB power bank, receives from a USB keyboard and communicates with a USB LTE stick.

So I'm pretty sure that someone has already designed something similar as open hardware that you could fork and customize. I'd start with Googling "kicad eink arm". From memory, the Watchy eink watch with esp32 comes to mind. And I think there are arduino epaper driver boards on Amazon, too.
New Solicitors in Rockhampton
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If I could afford it I would buy an Onyx BOOX Max Lumi https://onyxboox.com/boox_maxlumi

It can be used as an external monitor for your laptop or desktop via HDMI port according to https://onyxboox.com/files/manuals/BOOX_MaxLumi_User_Manual....

Screen Size 13.3 inch

Resolution 2200*1650

Is it actually good enough to do real work on? I don't know, but I would be willing to try.

Certainly looks interesting. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8_WjTgmwMRk

Also worth noting though, from the manual linked above: "In the state of secondary monitor, the device is only user for monitor reading. Touch for operation do not work in this state."
I’ve seen people using banner style comments visible in the minimap. That is almost useful. But not really.
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The breaking the law consists entirely of not acquiring a license. Otherwise everything they did was perfectly legal.
I can't think of any half-decent bike that would cost that much, even with a steel frame.
Differential expansion is well known to most mechanical engineers - it frequently is the cause of leaks or issues.

However nuts and bolts suffering differential expansion so badly to cause a total failure I have never heard of. I would attribute at least half the blame to the original designer for not having enough dimensionality and/or strength margin on the threads.

600psi steam is only at a little over 225 degrees Celsius, which really isn't much thermal expansion for metals.
This is why I’m an anti-authoritarian first and a democrat second. Civil liberties are more important than democracy, they’re worth too much to let the masses throw them in the bin at the first scent of fear.
Probably to prevent changing the position to when the time is displayed before it should.

I started the video very close to 9:02 but was still 9:01, when the time was displayed on the video, it was actually 9:02, so I'm guessing they don't displayed the time of when the video started, but instead they display the exact time it should be when the time is displayed.

If you could change the position, this would break the affect, I can't pause either.
This can be done by colorbands on the scrollbar though
Slightly off topic, today I learned there is a Naval Yard in Portsmouth, Maine. It did genuinely confuse me for a second because Portsmouth UK is also a historically important dockyard where BAE systems, who build the UK submarine fleet, still have an important presence.
sweet. good job, only thing my firefox 91 on kde neon says does not support service worker but the demo video looks great
Finally, an editor that combines the intuitiveness of vim with the efficiency of Electron! Just what I wanted!
If you add in `list(grouplist?: string[])` you'll get 99% of the functionality that most controllers in MVC need.
The replies to you seem a bit off to me. $1000 a day is plenty to live on in Brisbane.

I do fear that housing here is going to end up like the other major Aus cities though. I think Brisbane house prices are rising at like $500 a day or something. An amount I couldn't have fathomed paying in rent weekly when I first moved to Sydney.
>> rather than stay at a quarantine facility. Nobody is being forced to use the app.

Download the app or we send you to a camp? That isn't much of a choice. I'd say it is about as non-choice as possible while still meeting the literal definition.
I don’t think it’s so much an immaculately designed strategy as a corner central banks have painted themselves in and have difficulty getting out of.

And of course monetary systems could go another way that doesn’t end so well for central banks, like:

-high inflation central banks can’t control

-collapse of fiat

-return to a gold standard in some form

-hypercryptoization

-the path of last 20 years of Japan

…or some other unknown turn of events like a war between superpowers or emergence of advanced AI which will turn the economy upside down
Independent as in: closed off? Servers that don't federate are extremely rare ime, except for the likes of Gab that most people just choose not to federate with.
Crypto cannot be a way out IMHO - resistance, outrage and press coverage can be. If you rely on technical measures to fight opression, you're doomed long term.
And in the year 1990 you couldn’t buy a supercomputer that fit in your pocket for $1000 either. Today everyone has one.

What exactly makes this case different?
VM-Vault: Protecting crypto keys using a hypervisor and a small virtual machine
I spent some time trying to have lucid dreams. I distinctly remember times where the question didn't result in either. But instead a suspicious half lucid state. Where you are a lot more aware that something is wrong. But not quite sure you are actually dreaming.

One of the simplest methods was to look for a clock. Look away, and see if it changes. The realization of "hmm, I should find a clock" making them appear on every street light and building. Wasn't always the obvious indication of a dream it might sound like. Instead leading to a very confused dream wondering if reality always looked that way.
In VSCode you can make it narrow and replace the scrollbar with it, it looks cool :-p
I tried to build it using (idiomatic Unix):

./configure
make
make install

But it didn't work!
In 2020 there are very few uses left for steam boilers.

Steam systems still have plenty of uses, but there is no longer any need for storage of large quantities of high pressure steam in a boiler.

Steam should be treated like electricity - generate and use it at exactly the same rate. That way, you need no storage, and if a pipe bursts there won't be an explosion.
> It's a very mysterious phenomenon that the dissidents, whether inside China or overseas, almost all happened to have integrity issues.

Oh, so very mysterious!

It's called a smear campaign. The government purposefully discredits the people it does not like because it is unable to directly address the dissident propositions. It is a very simple and old propaganda trick, and yet you allowed yourself to become a complete victim to it.
Yes, which make Google an advertising company.
Gdb-pt-dump: gdb scripts for analyzing a VM's address space
Well, it is retro for 99% of the population and fashion is a mass market thing.
Holy cow this tool is amazing ! I tested it on a few example and it works amazingly ! Just, wow.
If you're interested, the book "The Ministry for the Future" from "Kim Stanley Robinson" (who also wrote the Red Mars trilogy) talks about that. It's really interesting to read
Is it „far worse in the time domain“ due to its infinite impulse response?
All that source tells us is that the word has been wrongly used since the french revolution. Democracy means governance by the masses. Has nothing to do with making things accessible to the masses.
I agree with this. This is my setup.

However, I like tinkering with my dev environment quite a lot to make it exactly how I want it. I imagine the target market of Onivim is those users who don't want to tinker quite as much.
One good thing about about Neovim is that it forces vim to keep up. I don't really stay up to date, but I think Vim 8 was mostly updates to keep on par with Neovim.
It's not Electron, it's their own native UI framework, Revery. This is mentioned up front on the linked site.
>ProtonMail advertises no IP logging and overall this is very unlikely.

Your not required to log IP's as a service provider in Switzerland, however the ISP is required to do so.
Seriously, anything. I use Haskell for any scripts, e.g. crawling web sites. (Python's position has been taken by Haskell in my toolbox.)

Surprisingly, a task as simple as web crawler can be related to so many concepts: regex, parsec, optics, conduit, concurrency, I/O...

The fun of programming Haskell is often you introduce a higher-level concept to your program to make it faster or more generalized, but the code gets shorter and more functional! Wish you a happy Haskell journey and find Haskell fun as much as I do. :-)
The Chinese Name of Lidl
It refers to the size of cock.li. It's so small that it didn't get into Protonmail's situation yet.
Jon Von Tetzchner on Ads: “We’re Being Monitored; the Monitor Isn’t That Smart”
Let's democratize our democracy to the highest bidder!
I'm not an expert here but I read their argument as they don't expect this lending to be regulated as "investment" because the capital is not in theory at risk. So it's more like a savings account than an investment account.

That's the impression I got from the article, but reading other comments in the thread it doesn't seem like that's an at all relevant definition of the term!
> quarantine facility

> managed quarantine

Love it.
There are also a lot many more applications one might need to run, especially when scaling beyond one-two people running all development on their laptops/desktops and not having a company yet - especially when one doesn't have valley-style funding.

Also these days you might not want to implement login functionality from scratch, or have better logging, monitoring, etc. and that might involve running more applications than just your LAMP stack.
> Lots of competitors in this space it seems

I run a problem validation platform, The problem which has the most number of solutions is 'Getting things done at individual level'[1].

Just when I think, every possible way to address this has been done there comes another with totally different approach to task management. This is very interesting as each one of them built it because they felt something was missing in their existing task manager.

As long there's a need-gap exists, there's a need for the solution.

[1] https://needgap.com/problems/30-getting-things-done-at-indiv...
Why would that be? Are you aware of historic precedences for this?
Well, this is obviously not good. But in a similar situation the US would probably act similarly. In fact, IIRC, wikileaks’ own Swiss bank account got shut down.
Yes I am aware. Even before Proton I was one of those geeks with one Radeon for a Windows VM and one cheap GPU for the host system.

But it's just too much hassle. I'd rather just boot up my big Windows gaming rig. I view it as a modular Xbox that I build myself.

So no matter how far we come in Linux, most people will still have a "Wintendo" PC console for gaming.
The earliest generation Kindles had keyboards and various ways to run Linux. I think they tick about every box in this concept, except for the "Great keyboard. Terminal mouse support": the keyboards sucked for typing more than a few minutes. I realise that this is a pretty important "except" if you want to use a terminal, but at least they were actual mass market products.
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China claims that the South China Sea is its internal affairs too [0][1].

If China succeeds, soon it will claim every part of the Mongol empire (including almost all of Eastern Europe and some parts of Central Europe) is its internal affairs, because China considers the Mongol empire as merely one of its dynasties. Remember how China censored a French exhibition about Genghis Khan? [2]

Only a fool would believe their claim about “internal affairs”.

[0] https://www.scmp.com/news/china/diplomacy-defence/article/21...

[1] https://www.js7tv.cn/news/201806_147250.html (in Chinese)

[2] https://www.france24.com/en/20201013-french-museum-halts-gen...
So ... Lung function was unaffected by those that had unaffected Lung function.

No word yet on if those with affected lung function had lung function affected.
You're not allowed to leave your state or your country with the permission of some bureaucrat, and you're claiming that you haven't given up any civil rights?

I guess no-one had given up their civil rights in East Germany, or the Soviet Union then either.
>Why do they call him 'Sir'?

Because that's what you do when someone is a Knight?

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tim_Berners-Lee#Awards_and_hon...
To me, the most important bit is this question:

> When everything is mainstream, when attractive and popular kids are programming computers, immersed in role-playing games, fluent in comic books, writing the rules and setting the boundaries, what becomes of the kids who still can’t fit in? Dear’s book made me wonder who we’re missing. Where are their steam tunnels, real or imagined? Where do they go when they’re tired of being told how to be?

But... what's the answer?
If that were the case, then the SEC should say so. The fact that they are unwilling to suggests that there is more to it than you think.
How does the business model work here?

For a language processing SDK to be useful, it needs to work inside an offline capable app on my phone. But doesn't that make it way too easy for someone to extract the network and use it to train their "own" AI with distillation learning?

And if they instead only run the AI on their servers so users need to connect through an API, how is that any different from the language AI APIs that Google, Amazon, Microsoft already offer?

And let's say they foot the bill to train a new type of language AI, what stops the big cloud providers from just training something similar? A 200mio non-recurring expense won't stop Google if you have proven that it's a viable business for you.

Asking because I'm pondering similar issues for my AI project.
Auth0 CEO talks over $6.5B acquisition by Okta
UK Covid deaths 133,000 vs Australia Covid deaths 1054.

That's some cold-blooded calculus to say that Australia would have been better off with another 50,000 people dead rather than having some restrictions in place while they wait for vaccination targets to be reached.
The article (If you listen to it if you can't get around the paywall) mentions that Ai Weiwei spread information that doubted the results of the US 2020 election and was accused of 'spreading conspiracy theories' on social media.

Maybe the parent comment agrees that having an opinion (conspiracy or not) is a crime in the US, otherwise what was the 'criminal record' that Credit Suisse is mentioning on a person that was never charged or convicted of any crimes?
The most cited neural networks all build on work done in my labs
In this context, his job is to assess the legality of it before they create the product. Companies don't generally want to invest in building something they aren't legally allowed to market.
It's not childish. It can easily be a strategy to convince (retail) investors and users that Coinbase is in the right thus they shouldn't worry about this going too bad for them.
I have a remarkable 2 as well, and although I love it for reading/drawing, the biggest downside for me is the total lack of developer support. There are some cool 3rd party tools for interacting with the file system, but absolutely no support from the manufacturers for running your own code on the thing. I know its possible, but seems like a huge hassle.
I enjoyed how you responded to a specific hypothesis but then took it into a polemic about standards and then a diatribe about C++. A little off the rails but I couldn't agree more.
Dennard scaling/Moore's law. We pretty knew back then it'd happen. Most of the progress has been iterative but the basic process/lithography is still very similar. There is no indication or massive breakthrough in material science that would allow anything similar to what we have been seeing in the electronics development for the past 50 years.
Mortality, Grief, and Everything in Between
I sometimes like to joke that seeing a company push for Windows / Teams, and, more generally, software that fights against you instead of helping you do your job must be some kind of signaling. "Look how well-off we are, we can afford to pay our employees full-time while they only work half the time".
It was a case with Samsung, but I've had bad experiences before with other brands too like Lenovo. The only reason I've got my money back with the Lenovo case, was because the seller was so tired of lenovos responses, he just gave me the money back because he thought their customer service was hopeless and it didn't lead anywhere. I think good service from the brands themselves is the exception, and judging by the ratings they get here in Denmark, it seems to be true.
Show HN: Huracan – Open Source Aircraft Engine Simulation Python Package
Hey everyone.

Huracan is an open source, 0-dimensional, object-oriented airbreathing engine modelling package for preliminary analysis and design of airbreathing engines, divulgation and educational purposes.

The aerospace industry is notoriously closed source. Huracan being open source means that anyone is free to not only use it to experiment with engine designs, but also investigate the physical principles behind how each component affects a flow of gas. I think that makes it a precious learning opportunity for the interested layman, as well as giving more knowledgeable people the opportunity to contribute to the improvement of the tool if they can and so desire.

0-dimensional engine simulation consists in taking an engine architecture and simulating the state of the gas flowing through it after each component. This is, simulating the state of the flow in a discrete way.
0-dimensional engine modelling programs such as GasTurb and NLR's GSP are used in academia and the industry for preliminary design and analysis of engines.

At the moment Huracan is capable of modelling engines with an arbitrary number of components connected by an arbitrary number of shafts. It allows for a single combustion chamber per stream and reheating. Multiple-stream systems can be modelled, as well as splitting (such as the bypass flow of a turbofan) and mixing streams (such as in the nozzle of a mixed exhaust turbofan).
The thrust, specific fuel consumption and propulsive efficiency of an engine can be obtained. Further verification and validation of the model are currently the main objectives of the project, as well as further performance analysis features.

For the curious, there's turbofan, turboprop and turbojet simulation examples in the repository.

The API reference is available here[1].

[1]: https://huracan-docs.github.io/
Might these not have been cached?
You mean like the people who smoked marijuana before it was legal?

Or the people who got same sex married before it was legal?

Or the slaves who escaped slavery before it was legal?

Should the slaves have just not try to free themselves because it was "illegal"?

The law does not equal morality.
I don’t understand how you can make a profit larger than the risk-free rate of return without at least some risk; i.e. any risk free profit should be arbitraged away. If Coinbase has truly found risk-free profit it would be more profitable to sell it as an investment to some hedge fund, not give away free returns to retail.
This is weird because the vagus nerve and breathing rate can both slow/speed up the heart. What about when doing exercise, how is the signal sent to the heart to say speed up?
For some reason, 78 RPM (https://www.locserendipity.com/Listen.html) doesn't work for me - I press Random, then link, then Play, and nothing happens.

Chrome, MacOS 10.14, no adblock
finally, someone understands :)
have you seen the pinenote annoucement? https://www.pine64.org/2021/08/15/introducing-the-pinenote/
Startup stock is a security, despite trade restrictions (e.g. right of first refusal). Same with restricted (i.e. unvested) stock units.
Again I don't see how that follows and you can state it with such certainty. Have you got evidence for your assertions?
I am wondering why it thinks it is 8:24am when my computer says it is 9:24am ...

Google is able to detect my time, why cant the matrix?