skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
That is super cool. Not good, obviously. But super cool. I wish they had more than just a picture of it, like a video of it starting up or something - which I realize would be a bad idea.

I feel like this should be addressed somehow from the manufacturer?
Part of Windows 11 is a revamped Windows Subsystem for Linux
In the American South, you're likely to hear "coke" regardless of whether it's actually Coke, or even cola-flavored. It's "pop" up north, and "soda" in the northeast and southwest (plus a couple of pockets near Milwaukee and St. Louis, which would otherwise be "pop" territory - fascinating stuff).
$20k per month? What do you do?
A virtual tour of the plague in Prague, via Airbnb and Zoom
> It is pretty simple. A user could be given the option to "lock down" their phone.

And I would argue that they have already made this choice by buying an iPhone. At this point it’s one of the most obvious and significant differences between the two dominant smartphone platforms.
Cloudflare doesn’t have to cut off copyright-infringing websites, judge rules
Yeah. The only true fix for that is the end of copyright.
Lowering prices probably would increase sales, but the problem is that is might also lower net profit which is the thing you actually care about. If you're a SaaS app charging $6/mo and you have a 100k MAUs then congrats $600k gross revenue per month! You lower prices to $4/mo, your users rejoice, and your sales and marketing find all the people who wouldn't buy in at $6 but would at $4 which happens to be 25k new users -- 25% growth! Amazing! Pop the Champagne! But now your gross revenue is $500k and you have more users to support.
1.5 liters of Diet Coke a day here, plus quite a bit of coffee and I'm also doing ok. No real signs of moderate or severe dehydration either, maybe mild, but very mild if so.
Pumping oil, turning it into plastic, and then burning it, is really not significantly different from just pumping and burning oil from an atmospheric pollution standpoint. The benefit here is less trash. In terms of emissions, it is at best a slight loss due to reduced effiency and extra processing steps. It is a distraction.
You could work for like, one year, bank it all and then in about five years you'd be rich... seems weird to not do that.
As noted in a upvoted comment above - resentment, hate, anger all poison/burn the one who holds it. The stronger it is held, and the longer, the more damage it does.

There is a lot of poison here, and I don’t think it is in Sheila.
As a PHP programmer I'm offended that you would in imply any similarities between a language that actually has proper objects and JS.
I run a 1x10, and there is no problem with chain crossing. The 10/11/12 speed cassettes are basically not any wider than the regular 9 speed ones, so there is no more chain crossing than what you get for the middle ring on a 3x9. The optimization is all in narrower chains and sprockets.

That being said, I do run an upper chain guide to reduce probability of the chain falling off the chainring when the rear derailleur gets clogged with mud etc.
You've been able to pass on the 30% fee to customers in the form of higher prices on iOS since 2011.
> so I doubt that's true.

You're assuming people reading what's on their screen.

News at 11: they don't. They just look at the colors and quickly focus on the thing they are used to actually reading (like the thread content).
Wikipedia sees to imply that Inuinnaq is a more appropriate word, but I can't find mention of it elsewhere on the Web. Google returns only about 2000 results and they are not helpful.
I had a similar situation in a college dorm at age 18. My friend didn't want to get in trouble so just tried to babysit me. I had severe alcohol poisoning and was sick for days. I am still good friends with that guy, but have realized I need to say no to him quite a bit.
How long do you think it's still going to be convincing to anyone with an IQ over 50 to talk about what Steve Jobs said about antenna issues on the iPhone 4? He's been dead for over a decade now. Get over it. And come up with an argument that at least comes from the last 10 years. That argument is an embarrassment.
I'd start considering players to be "pro" at around 2600 lichess rapid, which is a pretty normal rating for an International Master. (Mine is over 2200 and I just consider myself to be pretty good.)

1800 is still in the "learning how to play well" stage but getting there from a standing start in 6 months is indeed nice progress. He doesn't seem to claim it's anything more than that, which I appreciate.
Yeah one of the features of NT is its hardware abstraction. Even though those other platforms have fallen by the wayside I would presume that abstraction layer is still there.
How to Put the Genie of Inflation Back into the Bottle
that's an interesting idea, but wouldn't work.

my personal theory is that all uncertainty ultimately is derived from the weather and cascades down. that is, even if you eliminated inattention, carelessness, tardiness, and laziness and what not, the weather would inevitably cause accidents and other unpredictable things.

as a result much of the time people spend is actually just waiting around for other people.
>why do people like us continue to work there?

Money.
>You don't need s personal chef to cook non processed food at home, not even a stay at home housewife of 60's. This is the most privileged thing I hear Americans repeating

I think you are manufacturing your own argument here - no one said that they had to eat at a restaurant, have a personal chef, or a 60s housewife to eat well?
Get an adblocker - with ublock on desktop I can see literally zero ads on this site (except the sharebar at the end which, honestly, is rather unobtrusively placed)
not quite the same thing, but there is https://pypi.org/project/safety/
Even though what they had paled in comparison to iOS, Android was almost ready and probably would also have overtaken Blackberry. Unfortunately for them the release of the iPhone and the ‘slab’ form factor meant they practically had to start over.
It's normal to give to children due to marketing and it has not 1 but 2 addictive ingredients. Sugar && Caffeine. I was addicted to soda as a teen and it was very difficult to quit I had huge cravings.
Based upon this meta study, it seems that, while there is some evidence for CPIR, it doesn't do much.

https://academic.oup.com/advances/article/11/5/1364/5855277
Microsoft bought Hotmail in 1997. Hotmail was programmed in C++ and Perl--both of these programming languages had already been ported to NT at that time.

It took them 7 years to get it stable enough to run on Windows Server, and they had to rewrite the entire stack to do it.

Until then, they were running the service on Unix.

https://news.softpedia.com/news/Windows-Live-Hotmail-Was-Pow...
No, I’m afraid that iPhone owners would have a significantly worse experience if iPhones allowed alternative app stores, full stop. I’m not concerned with deciding who to blame when users install bad software (and I don’t think Apple is concerned with that either). I’m not arguing that my opinion matters more than anyone else’s. I am just making an argument for my prediction that customer satisfaction would go down if this change happened.
You sure about that? https://yarnpkg.com/getting-started/qa#queries-to-registryya...

> the Yarn registry is just a CNAME to the npm registry
Why is buying companies anti-competitive? Pretty much every big tech company does that. 95% of exits and funding in tech would not happen if getting bought by a big company was not possible.
I'm at the point where I've realized so many people don't know what propaganda is, so what's the point of trying to argue for it even. Humanity needs to learn the hard way it seems. Again and again. Over and over. Every generation completely oblivious to what previous generations knew.

Fine. Can't do anything to stop it anyway.
For one move blunders, it is things like:

- Look for checks.

- Look for hanging pieces.

- Be extra careful with knight forks.

- Be careful with pawn forks.

- Look for zwischenzug when doing exchanges.

- Look for what a piece is currently doing before you move it (is it defending something?).

- Apply above reasoning to what your opponent might do in the next move after yours.

2-3 moves ahead is mostly the same, just in a bit more depth where some common tactics come in, e.g. the bishop sacrifice on A2 if the white king is castled and stuff like that.
M1 Inside a G4 Sunflower iMac
The mass media peddled lies to sell us on atrocities like the Iraq War, refused to hold the Obama administration accountable for the prosecution of financial crimes, and often have a media bias pro the Democratic party in general. How much airtime would the Hunter Biden story have gotten on MSM if it’d been Eric Trump? Like yeah, maybe CNN believes climate change is real, but on the issues that matter they’ve failed a countless number of times to inform the public on issues that matter. Settling for their garbage is pointless.
Good your are specific of Bitcoin and not a non mining blockchains as Ethereum.
The Quest for Covid’s Origins
Yes the NeXT was a black box but it was visually striking. Nothing else looked like it. It appeared to be from the future. But you're right at the time Macs were just beige boxes, and pretty dull looking.
Show HN: Shadergarden: Create reloadable graphical pipelines with Lisp and GLSL
Hey HN,

Isaac Clayton again[0]! This summer I worked as an intern at tonari[1] where I developed algorithms for real-time 3D scene construction on the GPU. As a part of my research, I developed a library / tool for prototyping shader-based graphical pipelines on the GPU. This tool, Shadergarden[2], uses GLSL[3] for shaders, but introduces a lisp-like configuration language[4] for chaining shaders (and other transformations) into directed acyclic graphical pipelines. We've been using it for both art and research, kinda like a local Shadertoy.

Hope you enjoy the write up, have a nice day!

PS — If your browser automatically pauses videos, you might need to 'show video controls' to play some of the visualizations.

[0]: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=25347140 / https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=26212491

[1]: https://tonari.no

[2]: https://github.com/tonarino/shadergarden

[3]: https://thebookofshaders.com/

[4]: https://github.com/tonarino/shadergarden/blob/master/LISP.md (When all you have is a compiler, everything's a DSL)
Jeez, that is the dirtiest dark pattern I have heard of so far. Sounds like GLaDOS begging you not to destroy her personality cores [1]

[1] https://youtu.be/4CdoufQu1ko
And even the state-sponsored mobsters (i.e. police & military) get caught up in social media reports of brutality.

Although on this point they have to deal with a lot of false reports as well, with a video camera getting whipped out by bystanders on every routine arrest.
Product Manager for npm here. That was correct. As part of our integration, we were not excluding withdrawn advisories. We've since corrected this. Apologies!
Could you clarify (I'm just confused) how is your income 4K a month but you say to make 160K a year from ZSF. Is the significant difference all donated back?
I found this interesting in the context of the quote: "Returning to the United States in triumph, Morphy toured the major cities, playing chess on his way back to New Orleans. Returning to New Orleans in late 1859 at the age of 22, he retired from active chess competition to begin his law career.[3][4][5][6] Morphy never established a successful law practice, however, and ultimately lived a life of idleness, living on his family's fortune.[7] Despite appeals from his admirers, Morphy never returned to the game, and died in 1884 from a stroke at the age of 47." https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Paul_Morphy
The best way to make Facebook clean up its act is to revoke Section 230 with no exceptions.

If someone's relative dies to covid because people on Facebook convinced them to refuse the vaccine, the whole family should be able to sue Facebook for wrongful death. Same if someone dies as a result of alternative "medicine" suggested to them by someone on Facebook. If someone gets assaulted after people on Facebook stir up a harassment campaign against them, Facebook should be criminally charged with conspiracy. If people on Facebook organize a violent insurrection, Facebook should be criminally charged. Make Facebook 100% legally responsible for every single piece of content on the platform, and then we'll see some real changes made.
I don't like the blandness of water, if you want a first-person perspective. I consume a lot of diet soda, probably 8-10 cans a day. I'm always drinking something; if it's not soda, it's green tea, or gatorade, or coffee. I always need to be drinking something and diet soda is... well, something.

It's not much of a decision point, I don't really think about it in terms of expected value or return on my choice, diet soda is simply the answer to the question of, "What are you drinking?"

And despite articles like the submission, there's no real observed downside to this choice (I'm not obese, and have never been obese, so this article doesn't really apply to me), other than potentially what the carbonation could be doing to my teeth, and as long as my dentist doesn't seem to have any concerns (she doesn't), I persist.
You can update to Windows Subsystem for Linux GUI while still using Windows 10, as described at https://github.com/microsoft/wslg . Emacs and gnuplot work fine, and that's all I need.
Free in the sense most people use the word free. As in no money required.
Man, what toppings are you having on your pizza? That's an impressively calorific slice.
Easy, google:

are people naturally meat eaters ISSN
Yep. Coke is every carbonated sugar drink. You have to get all the way to la croix for it to stop being a coke. South-Eastern USA aka "The American South"
90 oz of vodka? You must mean 10 shots of vodka, not the other way I read it.
This is more than a little naive.

Think pragmatically and put yourself in the position of the Russians, Chinese. We are their opponent and there are no rules.

It is well documented that the Soviets were trying with great effort to influence US policy, politicians, and even citizens directly.

On related note, it is also well known that oil companies actively financed the anti-nuclear movement and pushed solar. This was incredibly successful in stopping new plants and increasing fissile fuel use.
I think you've misread something, the parent post specifically mentioned personal chefs. Not trying to manufacture anything here and I give you the benefit of doubt.
Judge: What does S3 even stand for?

Amazon: Simple Storage Solutions, sir.

Judge: Ok, and what does R2 stand for?

CF: Uhhh....it's one less than S3, sir.

Judge: Ok, and what does R2D2 stand for?

Lucas: Why am I here?
Aren't a lot of ccTLDs and most new gTLDs nowadays hosted by a few big DNS providers? When .io was found to be vulnerable to a takeover attack a few years ago they switched to one of those providers. I don't know which, though.
Cephalic phase insulin release has not been demonstrated based purely on sweet taste of liquids. Some studies show no effect, others find a very weak effect on the order of 1% of actually eating.
> Is that wrong ?

Yes.

> Often I see RAM refered as memory with nonvolatile memory being reffered as storage.

That would be the correct nomenclature.

> Also there are old (ferite core) and new (NVRAM) technologies that are more or less both, further blurring the distinction.

The distinction isn't based on how it's built, but the use case and volatility. Memory is volatile and only intended for storing data for actively running programs.

SSDs and NVMe drives are storage, despite them looking like RAM chips, because they are non-volatile. When you remove power, they still have the data. A mobile device's "flash memory", which despite being called "memory", is storage.
Same here. It also doesn't interrupt my fasting in a noticeable way, so I don't think the insulin delivered is enough to really worry about.
couldn't agree more- we built Dassana [1] so solve this problem by adding context to security alerts. Currently we support AWS Config/GuardDuty alerts but had been thinking of adding context to vuln scan results too.

[1] https://oss.dassana.io/
Don't get me wrong, C++ is interesting to work with ^^, but what I said is true (just go ahead and test it, `#include <cstdint>`, then initialize a variable of type `int8_t` and `std::cout` it, I just tried it on godbolt.org with the `x86-64 gcc 11.2` compiler and it printed the value as a character rather than as a number (unlike an `int32_t`)).
I never miss an opportunity to mock C++ and its many layers of features that don't always interact well with each others. Maybe take it as a fun fact and not as an attack..
> At this point it’s one of the most obvious and significant differences between the two dominant smartphone platforms.

Only to tech people, typical people see the messaging app, hardware and ecosystem integrations as the main features. Switching from apple to another phone isn't just buying new hardware but also giving up on the entire apple account and ecosystem.
See this graph:

https://i.redd.it/943wmdyx3zr71.png

If you include fuels in the picture, resources for gas and coal fired plants are of course dwarfed by fuel consumption; but NOT nuclear. In a resource-constrained environment, nuclear is the best energy source by an incredibly large margin.

Renewables IMO simply are unworkable. A pipe dream. They never will represent a large part of our energy. They simply can't.
DeepMind becomes profitable – and more enmeshed in Google’s business
> generally coding skill is not particularly lacking

In my experience it is. Sure there are people who can go in and hack some simple code, but they typically know nothing about the clean code style that you need to make millions of lines manageable. They do okay with 500 lines programs where it isn't hard to know the whole, but don't put them on anything more complex
Mathemagics [pdf]
I think this would force Facebook to shut down. They are operating at such a scale that no amount of hiring will give them the human moderation required to actually operate.
The UK is seeing increasing rates of death by suicide in women, and in young people. We're also seeing sky-rocketing rates of mental distress in young women, so if method-substitution starts happening the death rates will increase and could do so dramatically.
Maybe less known is a parallel conflict between the EU and the German Constitution Court that is an ongoing head-scratcher for the German government.

It's eerily similar to the Polish situation: the German court has always held that it would hold ultimate judicial power in conflicts between EU law and the German constitution (the two landmark decisions from 1974 and 1984 are even called "Solange" I and II - meaning "as long as [EU law and jurisprudence stays sane]").

With all those bond buying and financial emergency policies the Constitution Court started probing decisions by the EU court. The EU court shot back, the Constitution Court escalated further… it's still completely open and unresolved.

But also less spectacular than firing politically inconvenient judges, so mostly Poland is in the news.
Made me stop after searching for her name and not finding it in the rest of the article.
Everyone respects how dangerous knives at at least - you know not to play around with them and you know how sharp their edges are. People don't (I really really hope) realize how many lives they're endangering by passing on misinformation. America is one of the most individualistic and tech literate countries in the world and it's suffering terribly during this pandemic from absolutely atrocious vaccination numbers.
at least on lichess there is a "learn from your mistakes" button where you need to guess a move that doesn't lose points. Try not to just randomly make guesses but think hard when you don't see it.
For what it's worth, this guy is also known as "Tron Guy", one of the first widespread famous internet meme/personalities.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jay_Maynard#/media/File:Trongu...
Miguel de Icaza interview at Flux podcast
When you say G-Code is Assembly-like, you just mean superficially right? I would expect G-Code to be interpreted, not assembled.
Journey into the Whirlwind (1967)
The LJ community was so great. It was a quirky place that made me feel at home despite publicizing in the "open." It's a community I miss immensely as well. Does any site/platform mimic the magic of LJ?
Maybe even 2 Andres. 1% is insane.
No it doesn't. You have zero rights to come on my property and even if I let you be there, you still play by my rules or I can remove you from the property at any time for any reason. Your rights stop where mine begin, and your rights will be limited on my property. The size of my property is meaningless to the equation and there is no limitation on my freedoms to own property of various sizes.

Social media companies like Facebook and Youtube have every right to remove anyone they want from their property for nearly any reason just like you have the same right to remove people from your property coupled with assistance from the government (e.g. police, court system).

The only outlier in my mind for a company is the issue of discrimination. While the people that are currently being removed feel discriminated upon because they're all spewing the same nonsense, it doesn't actually meet the definition of discrimination (race, age, gender, etc...). I think it's pretty clear at this point that these companies don't want people spreading misinformation, hatred, or engaging in other various activities using their platform. If you do those things, you may get the boot which again, you agreed to.

It just makes no sense to me that people think that social media is going to become the bastion of free speech. It also makes me sad that people don't really understand what free speech is and what your rights protect you from.
I can tell you that for me personally, it’s a way to get a small bump of caffeine. I’ve learned to drink more tea in the last few years, but having strong bitter receptors make coffee a flat out no.
They did have that rule at the start but it was changed some time ago.

If you subscribe to Spotify in iOS, it costs more than doing so over the web. I think this is ultimately going to be a huge problem for Apple because they directly compete with Spotfiy.
Microsoft Visual Studio .NET Tools For Microsoft Office .NET System 2005 was pretty great at the time, being able to automate Excel in C# and not have to use VBA was very nice.
That's why they're scanning your pictures. Because they care about you.
Happier?
Show HN: Stocks House – Search all Stock Photography sites with single click
Is/Are there alternative programming language(s) you would suggest instead of python? It would be great if you could list the use cases also where one language does it better than python.
And just like many stocks that don't plan to ever offer dividends.
It kind of comes down to wealth and the average American is significantly wealthier than the average Indian (or average a lot of countries). Wealth affords you time for things that you care to pursue rather than things you have to. For an American this translates to a lot of people not spending much time in the kitchen.

It could perhaps be perceived as laziness when you deride whatever replacement someone chooses over basic chores they’re no longer responsible for but really this is you conflating leisurely activities as lazy.

I personally enjoy cooking but not everyone does and them choosing to pay to not have to do that is their choice.
Cost of shipping between China and U.S. plunges
.co.de is just a random 2-letter domain

We only have .de as TLD in Germany and everything below it is anarchy.
Basically the entire luxury goods market is about purchasing status.

If you think about it, lowering or threatening someone's status ("dissing them") is robbery, from a certain point of view.

Alexander Hamilton died in a duel with Burr, after Burr "dissed" him at dinner...