skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Personally, I'd prefer to get a standard Raspberry Pi 4 model for any server-like duties. Get the 8GB RAM model and it's easy to run a lot of virtual machines on it for all of your different mini-server needs on a single device.

Managing a lot of different little Pis for different server-like things is fun for experimenting with clustering and multi-server management tools, but it gets old fast if you really just want several different VMs or containers.

VMWare ESXi is even available for the Raspberry Pi now: https://www.servethehome.com/getting-started-with-vmware-esx...
Screen Flickering/Pulse Width Modulation Issues in MacBook Pro 14 M1
Polish key for signing valid Covid passes seems to have been compromised
Ahem, we all know that "UC" is the University of Cincinnati, not this upstart band of ragtag institutes out west. That helps with the callbacks too.
> I want audio sources to support media queries, so that you can present dark and ominous music in dark mode and light and bouncy music in light mode

You’ll love what they’ve done in Windows 11.
It will still help, but it won’t prevent this specific issue, to be clear.
Glad to see troll posts making headlines :)
>> The hard part about fading leds on an embedded system is usually the timing rather than the math.

I do a lot of power electronics work where we have an interrupt every PWM cycle (in the kHz range). In that case the PWMs are already used for critical things and the timing is already solid, so this really is a drop-in blinker/fader.

Of course lots of applications have a spare PWM they can utilize for changing brightness of an LED, but the setup is still probably more than the code here ;-)
Cloudflare DNS also broke Spotify for me in a way that took me a while to discover. The Spotify desktop app would randomly stop playing music with no error message. I traced the issue back to changing my Pi-Hole upstream DNS to Cloudflare few days earlier. Switching to another DNS provider fixed the issue right away.

[0] https://community.spotify.com/t5/Desktop-Windows/Random-Stop...
Probably. At least until the hangover.
It's also used to treat premature ejaculation. Side effects can be really useful in the right context.
I’m kinda confused by the criticism of the industry and NASA not designing for Starship.

The author argues that NASA doesn’t understand Tempe game changer that Starship is, but I don’t think that’s accurate. I think the risk to NASA of assuming the benefits of Starship before it’s proven are just too high.

If NASA (or other industry players), assume Starship will deliver the benefits it promises, they to fundamentally alter their approach to space. But that leaves them with no backup plan in the event that Starship fails to materialize or deliver on its promises.

Whereas this other approach, of treating Starship like a much better vehicle but integrating it into its old processes, gives them an out if Starship fails in some way. Because they’re still using the “old” assumptions, they can fall back to other “old space” style providers.

I think once Starship has proven itself capable of deliver on its promises, you’ll see NASA changing its approach radically in the manner the author describes.

So, fundamentally, I think it’s not a lack of “understanding”, but a different calibration of “risk”. This also applies to many existing space companies, and I also think this gives opportunities for new companies that have a higher risk tolerance to take advantage.
But few are pills. Most require daily injections for a week or more. That's a lot more inconvenient and (usually) more expensive, especially for folks who live far from a clinic.
What many people also miss is that temperature growth doesn't trend with CO2 levels, aka exponential CO2 growth only results in linear temperature growth.

Therefore we are actually in a much better situation than we think. If increase C02 levels by say 5% in the next 50 years, temperates won't rise 5%
Good luck!

I tend to have a similar reaction to being excluded.
First of all, I need to say I always pay attention to all side effects indicated. I really treat with caution every prescription I get. As for Sertraline, I noticed that the generic one I got from https://www.canadapharmacy.com/ has less sides than the branded one. Don't know why there is the difference, but it still calms me down a bit.
You’re confusing the chicken for the egg.

Sum types are a powerful language feature, but they’re also a general language feature, they don’t exist for the sole purpose of creating a Result type (and indeed a number of languages have had the former and lacked the latter).
Well, the Government Printing Office has or had a police department.
That is irrelevant because in all the neural nets that I'm aware of, the activation functions we are using are very simple non-linear functions.

We only use fp multiplication because that' the way we add up the weights to activations, nature has analogue ways of doing that.
Why not to do both?
I'll give you a bonus: the Louvain algorithm for community detection. Whatever ships with Networkx, Gephi, etc. doesn't work for my (correlation-derived, pruned with graphical lasso) networks, but the Louvain method (a greedy approximation to modularity maximization; the real math magic is in the concept of modularity and the configuration model) is awesome.
I wouldn’t say women have it much different — I end up dating a lot of significantly younger men. It is harder to have much in common outside of physical attraction with someone too far from your age group though.
I like TOML a lot, but it still misses a few of the checkboxes: it’s not actually bundled with Rust, and the table syntax is pretty unintuitive (IMO) compared to YAML’s array-of-dictionary syntax.
I don't think you've ridden many boats in Amsterdam canals if you believe they can always safely stop and have a minute reaction window.
Yes, it can certainly be done well or poorly.

A “well” example: banning tobacco sales to kids.

A “poorly” example (IMO): requiring licenses for beauticians.

The French bookstore case can certainly be argued logically on both sides. Is our society best served (in every sense of the word) by a monoculture of highly efficient megacorps, or an array of smaller businesses?
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We have no dispute with the auto router.

1. It was written in Java. We do not have any java devs nor any interest in learning that language. Nobody else has stepped up, period. Most of us develop from professional experience and Java simply isn't part of that.

2. The autorouter was never embedded in KiCad due to being java. It was a command line utility. It's behavior and/or bugs varied as a result.

3. ***The absolute biggest issue.*** The autorouter has broken licensing status. The author of it was sued by his company for writing it on company time/knowledge/NDA and they claimed ownership of it. We cannot legally bundle it because it's copyright status is essentially disputed by a legal entity with piles of money. That author also disappeared when he got sued. Somebody attempted to fork it but they also gave up years ago because autorouters are.....

4. Autorouters are a beast of work and a full time job in of themselves to ensure they work. You can create simple solvers but they quickly break down once you add more and more traces and constraints. There are even companies that offer autorouting services now as an example of just how much work is involved in doing it right.

We decided our time is best spent elsewhere. We wouldn't stop someone if they came up and developed a new autorouter from scratch to contribute, but nobody has and we have limited man power. We are a niche group. We are Electrical Engineering backgrounded using our intense experience and industry connections to write a tool for ourselves and others. This is well beyond the interests of comp sci code monkeys to get manpower as easily as leftpad on github ;)
The Docker Handbook – 2021 Edition
While the book is indeed good, it's pretty hard to do anything to improve that particular codebase because there are developers who are actively introducing more and more of the problematic patterns and practices even as i write this.

To them it isn't "legacy code" but just "code", while attempting to offer alternatives either earns you blank stares or expressing concerns about anything new causing inconsistencies with the old (which is a valid concern but also doesn't help when the supposedly consistent code is unusable).

To me it feels like it's also a social problem, not just a technical one and if your hands are essentially tied im that situation and you fail to get the other devs and managers onboard, then you'll simply have to either be very patient or let your legs do the work instead.
I'm interested in seeing how the PineNote turns out: https://www.pine64.org/pinenote/
So much money on it?
NASA budget is $23B, total govt spending is $4000B.
Show me your math.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kurdaitcha#Bone_pointing
In terms of maintenance you can put the access below the cargo which significantly increases what it takes to hijack a ship. However for hijacking’s the simplest approach is to simply scuttle the ship remotely. If they get nothing then it’s rather hard to get people to hijack the next ship.
Well what is it?
Youth protection or punishing them for circumventing age restriction and parental oversight?

Who is the victim and who is the offender?

The child exposing itself to the content or the internet not protecting it's content from the grasp of some user?

Protecting the offender from commiting the offense seems kinda dumb. Do we as a society are responsible for crimes, because we don't prevent them?

If a twelve year old wants to see some boobs, he will find a way. Making it more difficult will make it only more rewarding.

We would have colonized mars by now, if it had the same motivational power...
DDD is completely orthogonal to software architecture.
Can you elaborate on the "with certain sizes" please? If the video file is something in the tens of GBs, it would be quite understandable for the browser to avoid keeping the whole file in memory.
> Sure. Net of assets minus liabilities.

Uh huh… and how do you calculate the values of these subterms? You told me you could calculate a number, not an expression with free variables doing all the work.

> It's not scarce, you can just build up.

Building land is not cost effective. Economists say land has an “essentially fixed supply”, cf analysis of Georgism.

> It's a currency somewhere but real estate is a currency nowhere like gold.

Bitcoin is a currency in El Salvador. More to come.

> I don't really care why we got where we got - the result is better

https://wtfhappenedin1971.com/
“ There is a case of a woman whose condition deteriorated rapidly after having consumed some common herbs and died within a day or two. I think she had MS.”

I have M.S. What herbs did she take?
Actually, right now I'd recommend Barrier:

https://github.com/debauchee/barrier
Small update here. After nearly 45 days, and one dispute later, I have my refund.

I get the feeling this company is going out of business.
https://www.wsj.com/articles/the-risks-and-rewards-of-playin...
What are you insinuating? I couldn't care less about Shiba Inu but someone buying something for $8000 which in 400 days is worth $5.7b is a crazy story worth upvoting. It doesn't need any vote brigading. Also:

> Please don't post insinuations about astroturfing, shilling, brigading, foreign agents and the like. It degrades discussion and is usually mistaken. If you're worried about abuse, email hn@ycombinator.com and we'll look at the data.

https://news.ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html
If it happens, I only have one wish: make the controls available even if the video is yet to load. I've no idea why I'm unable to press pause or, say, mute the volume before a video loads. Instead, I have to wait around. I think even my old VHS player would let me press pause before the video had finished loading!

Isn't the cardinal rule of the web to not waste people's time?
The way I see it, it doesn't matter how much bigger the screen is since ages ago MacOS switched to the default behaviour of full screening an app when hitting the green maximize window control.

That default behaviour in combo with the notch feels like a total design misalignment and markedly not Apple.

Edit: I do see what you mean by their design guidelines, but their solution is to fullscreen by not actually using the fullscreen. Again I'm happy with this compromise on the iPhone where the device is physically small but on a full professional device you are essentially telling me that there is an area of a high quality display I cannot use how I want.
Right , PoW crypto is a negative sum game
I know Germany doesn't do legal precedent, but is there actually any case law demonstrating works can't be put into the public domain?

The idea it can't be done is a trope at this point, but I am frankly skeptical.

Moral rights to recognition aside, copyright can be sold, like any other property. Why do we think it can't be abandoned, again like any other property?
Tools for Inside the Workshop
Some of these are greener only because they have less volume and a smaller market cap. Like I remember people saying "DOGE uses so much less electricity than Bitcoin!", which is true in its current overall total, sure, but if you multiplied its volume so it matched bitcoin (like what would have to happen if it replaced bitcoin) it would be almost the same.

That's not to say there aren't greener alternatives out there (especially with Proof of Stake networks), but some of these coins claiming to be greener are only that way because they're not used anywhere near as much.
Now can they reduce the installation time? It always surprises me at how I can update everything on linux in a matter of seconds, but Windows takes exponentially longer
IMO Sindre is still under paid comparing that to a distinguished software engineer's salary[0].

[0]: https://hired.com/salary-calculator/software-engineering/san...
If we use the same logic, don’t we get a conclusion that we should spend nothing on basic research until we’ve solved world hunger, and every other problem?

I agree that we should invest more into safe drinking water (though lead seems like much more of a problem than catching fire). But I don’t think it would be wise to dedicate 100% of our nation’s resources into the problem.

Some amount of R&D seems like a worthwhile investment, even when other pressing problems exist.
For me, the most useful thing was learning the hotkeys. I struggled adding vias for longer than I'd care to admit.
> It's not a zero-sum game

Yes it is.
I suspect part of that equation is that it’s going to be posted to the YouTube channel anyway, so why not just embed it from there too?
Not sure why there’s any drama around this issue: https://www.panic.com/transmit simply works and is Apple Silicon-ready.
You could look at using a streamdeck to avoid using the icons altogether.
Posted 2020-04-01 ... why is it relevant now?
How can cryptocurrencies not be zero sum? Especially meme coins like SHIB. These are purely speculative devices, have no intrinsic value, and don't lead to the creation of legitimately beneficial products or services, etc. - all they do is consume resources like electricity and people's time.
1) Have you compared their price of ram to competitors? You clearly have never bought anything apple.

2) They got what they asked for I know customers get upset easily but there is no easier customer to handle than one that got exactly what they asked for.

3) They won't upgrade their iPhone? I thought apple didn't push that sort of thing? Anyway they are coming back in store to exchange you can easily make another sale there.

4) The request was simple, the apple sales associate is in the wrong for not helping the customer.
The Beta account is free and includes:

> Three web apps on our globe-spanning serverless network, no matter how big. Plus, unlimited CI/CD time, and unlimited CDN.

I wonder if they'll hit crypto mining issues as other CI/CD providers have recently [0]. Apparently, free tiers are not sustainable due to crypto mining attacks.

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[0] https://webapp.io/blog/crypto-miners-are-killing-free-ci/
More like why does anybody think chemical treatments are so effective when the studies are totally crooked? The placebo effect is just reality correcting the numbers for you.
HN's obsession for power per watt is hilarious. Just because you can push out X TFlops at 20W does not mean you can push out 5X TFlops at 100W. It doesn't work this way.

Despite my disappointment in Intel in the past years, I can only be happy about them pushing PCIE5 and DDR5. This confirms my next PC upgrade, although likely on a future Ryzen will be a spicy one.
Is there any non-conspiratorial reason for archive.is's position on this?
I don't know - I think the point is that at Starship costs its cheaper and faster to shoot up a tractor to space than to test it in a vacuum chamber. Especially for longer term tests.

NASA devices have to work right every time the first time. That is because they are not getting replaced in a decade if ever if they fail. With a launch cadence measured in days you can just shoot up a new one or 10.
Here Comes the Autonomous Lawnmower
> "bandwith"

Leave it to HackerNews to downvote the only sensible answer in this thread, rooted in a simple technical understanding of how distributed caching works.
By definition these sorts of trades are a zero-sum game.
> Yes, that's the reason RCTs are contrasted against placebo not no treatment.

I don't think so. Placebo is used to blind participants to which study arm they are in. The placebo effect was then discovered after the fact.
>Where industrial has a more narrow acceptable operating temperature range

*wider
Spacex is building the transcontinental railroads of the solar system. There is mind boggling upside for them. I'm kinda disappointed Blue Origin seems to have fallen in a rut. I'm sure Musk will be happy to provide transportation for Bezos space colony construction projects!

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Railroad_Tycoon

Edit My point isn't to disparage Bezos, but to highlight the fact that anyone with grand aspirations in orbit/solar system will have to go through Musk and Spacex until a competitor does appear. RE space colonies, I believe the natural sequence of events for space tourism is: sub orbital, oribital, long term orbital (a small space "hotel") culminating in orbital habitat ala O'Neil Cylinders. Cheap kg to orbit enables all of that.
Exactly. I can update linux in a matter of seconds, the longest part is downloading the updates.
Not quite what you're after, but Blender in sidecar works really, really well for pen-based workflows. I can sculpt and texture paint with the Apple Pencil and it all just... works.
C'MON SKIP for a goto maybe
Bubble Technician (no-code platform)
We have a service that is built through the no-code app builder, Bubble. We have a current on-call Bubble expert but he is very busy and we have many jobs backed up.

We are looking to hire an individual as an on-going addition. We would send any Bubble related needs we have to this individual and they would brainstorm the best way to achieve these needs, and make the changes in appropriate, agreed upon times.

This individual would use their knowledge and expertise to determine the best way to achieve each request or change that is needed.

Communication and setting appropriate expectations is key.
What would be cool, too, would be a proof that yeah, P != NP, sure, but there is an algorithm that can solve any NP-complete problem with a complexity of O((1+Ɛ)^n), with Ɛ very small, so still exponential but solveable in practice in most cases, and we don't know what that algorithm is, we just know it exists.
I ordered one, then quickly cancelled because of the lack of pre-soldered header. Looking for a drop-in replacement for my Pi Zero WH due to time constraints (new baby).

I presume they didn't make the pre-soldered header available at launch due to high demand and the ongoing chip shortage. Much easier to produce one less complex package.

Despite having just 512MB RAM, I think it's perfect for the its common use cases. For me, the CPU increase will be helpful for getting it set up and installing software (especially if it needs to be compiled), not so much for when it's actually being used.
It's not an internship if you have ten years of experience, you're just being exploited.
Yes, 100% worth it for me.
I don't think it means that you take the underwater parts and use them in space - it means that it was possible to make it work in adverse environments at cheaper than NASA prices.
Hum. Not so sure about this. A fully qualified video tag would be significantly larger than any iframe tag for embedding video (and therefor also unpopular). Also, it still fails to inform a web browser precisely about the options for handling rate issues (e.g., providing information on data rates). Moreover, providing such hosting specific information is probably beyond what a web developer might know and such information might be also subject to change.

What about addressing the problem from the HTTP-side of things: have a simple video tag (just defining the viewport and an endpoint) and a host response providing options (as a manifest), which may be selected by the browser situationally?
I think individually, a number of the employees mean to do the right thing. I've worked for one of the big consultancies, and there were many, earnest and decent folks there. But collectively, for whatever reason, the choices the company made were awful.
Most video editing software does provide nice presets you can use. Then there’s always the FFMPEG wiki.
Lifestyle changes are the best treatment there is. Shame they can't make a pill out of it. Statistically most people fail to maintain lifestyle changes over the long term. Especially dietary changes.

Pharmacological treatments allow doctors to help those people.
Is there a name for the rhetorical technique you’re using? When you act as if you’re in an argument with someone who actually agrees with you, simply because they’re making points that you think “everyone knows”? Not everyone is as jaded as you, and some people may actually find it to be interesting reading to hear why our current SLS plans aren’t all that practical.

You see it all the time on HN… “Apple changes course by doing something that isn’t very privacy-centric”, responded to with “but this isn’t a change of course because they’ve only ever cared about their bottom line!”… “Facebook does thing that isn’t good for their users” responded to with “no they didn’t, because these people aren’t the users, but the product!”, etc etc.

It’s this weird agreement-masked-as-contrarianism that I can only imagine comes from too much time spent debating things online, where you feel you must present everything as an argument of some sort.
The 37-Year-Olds Are Afraid of the 23-Year-Olds Who Work for Them
You get this regardless of score I think. I was excitedly posting on a Dune thread the other day with all comments +4 and still got told to settle down lol.
Netflix says algorithm is protected by First Amendment
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