skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
> A person need not be wholesome or kind to warrant mourning their death.

I didn't know the guy. He hadn't done anything that I would miss in a long time. I have no reason or obligation to mourn him.

> fwiw I think it's incredibly tacky to go into a what is in essence a memorial thread to post a list of grievances against a dead person that has no means of explanation or defense

I didn't list grievances. I was pushing back on the idea that HN should have a black bar to honor him. He wasn't honorable and doesn't deserve our posthumous reverence. If a thread had been started about him a week ago, almost no one would have anything nice to say.

Also the truly, hilariously ironic thing about writing "tacky" comments about people who can't defend themselves... this is exactly what Kyanka and his site were about. They had absolutely no respect for what other people considered tacky. If it was genuinely funny, it was OK to post it.

> that way we at least stand the chance of sparing the bereaved

What bereaved person is going to read this? He left behind wives and girlfriends who will likely be happy he's gone. They'll certainly be in a lot less danger.

So maybe he has children who would be sad, but even that isn't a guarantee.

Regardless, I don't care if I offend these incredibly small number of bereaved people who have a near-zero chance of reading this. Kyanka lived a life that didn't earn him glowing reviews. Would we be having this conversation if OJ Simpson died, someone proposed honoring him, and I pushed back on it?

If Kyanka wanted people to say nice things about him after he died, he should have said more nice things on the internet while he was alive, and he should have terrorized fewer vulnerable loved ones.
I chatted with a dude in the 90s who was into making guitar pedals; almost exclusively weird distortions. He collected fucked up electronics and hunted for damaged transistors specifically, to the point of microwaving / cooking / soaking new ones to see what new properties he could give them.

"throw it at the signal and see what it sounds like" but he did get some unique and cool effects.
Trans ideology is the maddest thing in the world right now. It is pure emperors new clothes nonsense, hardly anyone other than the Silicon Valley wokies believes this crap. Fortunately the wheels are coming off their wagon
Dupe of many submissions.

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=29165109

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=29164274

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=29161926

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=29157538

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=29148685

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=29157445

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=29168293
Absolutely. "In the UK you can pay a bill with a cheque, and in the US you can settle a check with a bill"
HP takes printer troubleshooting into mixed reality for some reason
Table 2, Line 30

https://www.federalreserve.gov/releases/h8/current/default.h...

Not much of a change, and a fall if anything.

This article summarises multiple points: https://som.yale.edu/blog/the-federal-reserve-remains-unconc...
From what I have been reading lately, web3 will fix all of this. \s
For your seatbelt issue, I guess it would have been easier to just plug in your seatbelt or buy one of these seatbelt ends.
> I was always of the impression that short low-quality comments that don’t further the discussion are prime examples of acceptable downvote targets here. Disagreeing with a constructively expressed idea is best done by expressing your own argument in a reply.

Amen to that. Not how it always works around here though.
I still haven't seen anyone elaborate on what features ag has over ripgrep. Can you explain what you like about ag that ripgrep currently doesn't do?
The hash algorithm shouldn't matter if you have something you know it will detect
I have a small filing cabinet with tabbed, labeled folders for each area of my life: house (mortgage, insurance, etc), me, my wife, car insurance, etc. It's old fashioned but it works incredibly well. Anything I may need to access away from home also gets scanned into Evernote.
No matter what definition OP chooses, Socialists still have intelligence services. Its also not the 1950's, the CIA isn't going to care if they vote for Bernie, assuming that's OP's definition of socialism.
> Booking offered better prices than the hotels themselves

In this case, you can contact the hotel and ask for a better offer. Works sometimes.
AI Experts Establish the “North Star” for Domestic Robotics Field
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=29178316
I manufacture equipment, I can't use used batteries, I need new. If something is not available in the quantities I need, it is not available. Food is a good example of this, in a famine there is not enough food. Money can not buy you extra because it does not exist.

Or another example:
So if I am willing to pay anything, I can get the Mona Lisa? and if you are willing to pay anything, you can get the Mona Lisa as well? There is only one.

But to bring this back to the original topic of the thread, since we have determined that money is no object, why not spend that money to build nuclear power plants.
It is for different applications usually. These kind of controllers exist for a very long time and they are built to last several years (like 10, 20, even 30) and they can handle rough environments such as a wide range of temperature and dust. Arduino is now popular and great for prototyping but many won't accept simply the board on a industrial and mission critical environment.
Writing a Router in CSS
Boeing to compensate victims in Ethiopian Airlines 737 Max crash
>You can't seriously accuse GP of setting up a straw-man, then relay an idealized (for your point) situation which is, to my knowledge, not backed up by any statistical power.

I can because mine was not a strawman, it was a variant of proof-by-contradiction: assume ~P, produce a contradiction, QED: P. I suspect you know this is a logically valid argument because you segue quickly to "statistical power".

It makes sense to question the frequency of things when talking practicality. I agree. I assert that most people have no idea what goes on in "family court", or the accoutrements surrounding it (like the police, or visitation centers, etc). The people who know are family law attorneys, judges, and those who've been through it. Maybe some others know: therapists, police officers, doctors.

But let me tell you, it's a cynical, brutal game of posturing that starts out giving the father every-other-weekend with the children. And it only can get worse from there. The wife's attorney's will generate any and all accusations to build leverage to take the children away; this gives them leverage for a settlement, because a trial can take years and 100's of thousands of dollars. The father must decide: take the deal, or not see your kids?

This is standard operating procedure in divorces in the united states, although I'm guessing you didn't know that. I'm just saying that my own experience has changed my perspective significantly - when I hear an accusation of DV during a divorce, there is a strong likelihood that we are seeing the mechanization of the attorneys. And they know, more than anyone, the power of an accusation regardless of it's truth value.
My tactic for getting past this (at least as a solo founder) has been to:

1. Talk to customers enough that you know what they actually want to achieve, and how specific additional features in your product will get them there

2. Ship the absolute minimal possible deliverable feature (a log of which I keep here: https://twitter.com/RozenMD/status/1364881512500404224?s=20), and mercilessly remove unused functionality after a few months of zero use.
New Car Inventory Levels Increase 1.3% – November 2021
I was curious about using a PLC for brewing, to have a little play with ladder logic etc. and had a look at the CLICK PLCs which have for example an RTD module ( https://www.automationdirect.com/adc/shopping/catalog/progra... ) however even that module itself is $165. Curious if anyone has any recommendations for cheaper PLCs that support 3+ wire PT100 probes.
The Yggdrasil Screen Reader Project Is Looking for a New Name
Long story short, Yggdrasil is hard to spell, hard to type, hard to pronounce, and leaves much to the imagination in the domain name department. So help us choose a better name!
Do you have a link to support that amount? Not disputing, just curious to read through whatever source says that.
So the HN AI replaced https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/other/boeing-to-compensate-vi...

with https://www.reuters.com/?edition-redirect=af

How does this work?
I heard they originated in Canadia
I'm not a fan of the software engineers telling everyone that something isn't possible, when all the experts in the relevant field are getting on and doing it.

The above isnt my crazy idea, its a summary of the plans the entire world are putting into effect for the future.

https://www.euractiv.com/section/energy/news/eu-green-hydrog...

They're not doing it at scale right now, because just building lots of renewables to displace other generation is the low hanging fruit. But if you're scared of renewables because you are really worried about that last 20% of awkward cases is impossible, the above is a fair summary of how it'll likely go down when we get to that part.

I shouldn't have to summarize this stuff for someone who asks rhetorical questions about how will we deal with x, because Google exists, but it seems I do because people are putting a lot of effort into remaining uninformed about these things.
> If someone steals my phone at the bar and everyone at the table sees them do it, then tells you exactly what happened with the same story - would you say "no, this is _not credible_. It is not something I am able to believe could happen and it is not plausible". Surely not. It would be a credible allegation.

This is a pretty good scenario for explaining why accounts like this can be not credible.

A is at the table and "sees" B steal his phone. A accuses B of stealing his phone in front of C, D and E. Cop receives testimony from A, C, D and E that is all the same story.

Eye witness testimony is not that valuable when people have conferred with each other.
The Concept of the Ruliad
You see hotels can't collude together to increase prices.

Booking.com/Expedia knows when hotels in the area are selling faster than the normal. So what they do is increase the price but hotels don't get benefits. Hotel gets paid same.

I wish hotel franchise get together and get rid of booking/Expedia. Things like google maps is good enough.

Usually, majority of the booking.com guests are horrible.
It is just a matter of where it is acceptable or not. If one hour of downtime will cost 100 of LOGOs, production managers won't take a risk with an Arduino not rugged.
> No random limits: cdb can handle any database up to 4 gigabytes.

I suppose this could easily be changed, right? I could not compile it though. I got this error:

/usr/bin/ld: errno: TLS definition in /lib/x86_64-linux-gnu/libc.so.6 section .tbss mismatches non-TLS reference in cdb.a(cdb.o)
/usr/bin/ld: /lib/x86_64-linux-gnu/libc.so.6: error adding symbols: bad value

I never came across this before. Ideas as to why or how to fix?

Nevermind, I fixed it. I added `#include <errno.h>` to `error.h`.
What would be some examples of the 'against'?
I enjoy this conversation - all the limitations we're used to on earth - no longer apply. It's pretty amusing.

What if the moon was just a mining and energy "moon" how amusing would that be.
Elon Musk Is Selling Tesla Shares Following Twitter Poll Result
Wow, I pity the poor astronauts that have to do science inna state of dizziness !
XRAVERS NFT launched, teamed up with Mubert and Blockparty for metaverse rave
XRAVERS NFT mint launched at https://www.xravers.com/. Teams up with Mubert and Blockparty to bring metaverse rave to Decentraland.

XRAVERS - a finite NFT collection of metaverse rave alter egos, AI music producers and future cross-reality sensations, all in one, have established a set of long-term strategic partnerships to develop exclusive Web3 AI-generated music experiences for the XRAVERS metaverse community.

The collaboration between the frontier technology companies aims to transform the way music is created, distributed, and consumed in a decentralised economy.

The partnership with Mubert - a company on a global mission to empower creators with a unique platform that pairs musicians with AI, redefining the way music is created, experienced and licensed - will enable XRAVERS to produce music tracks as NFTs across various electronic music genres.

Together with Blockparty - a suite of Web 3.0 tools that allow creators and brands to create verifiably unique, connected NFTs - XRAVERS will develop a marketplace to trade NFT music tracks and merch.

To build up the XHACIENDA, a virtual rave venue, XRAVERS has identified an estate in Decentraland, currently owned by Republic Realm - an investor, developer & infrastructure innovator across the global metaverse & NFT ecosystem. XHACIENDA will become the hot spot for the XRAVERS community. The venue will span multiple floors and include areas for general public admission as well as controlled-access spaces reserved for XRAVERS NFT holders.

XRAVERS NFT collection unites 10,000 gender-fluid 8bit animated dance characters immersed into the blockchain. Holders of the XRAVERS NFT will be able to create, sell and stream exclusive NFT music tracks, make and trade personalised NFT merch, arrange live parties in the metaverse, and more. The collection will be available in limited tiers, from Super Early Bird (0.04 ETH) through Early Bird (0.05 ETH), Rave Pass (0.06 ETH) to General admission (0.07 ETH).

For more information go to: https://www.xravers.com/.

What partners say: https://mubert.com/blog/mubert-brings-the-metaverse-rave-to-....
Interesting, I didn't know this about ISS. I've fought a tiring battle to get my CO2 levels below 500ppm consistently, and it's night and day compared to the 800-1200ppm I used to measure. Can't even imagine what 5000ppm is like!
Hi, do you have a blog or some place where you write about these topics?
>In many languages it's a requirement. For example, in Romanian, there are 8 words that collide with „fata“ if you remove the diacritics

That is what context is for.
I'd rather not live any under of them, and that's the reason I live in Europe. This is not the first time the US (an ally country) hacked European companies to gather data about European citizens (or in other cases technology).
I don't think anybody has said he (probably) deserved it. They've suggested he was a complicated character whose suicide appears to be the culmination of an unfortunate pattern of self-destructive behaviour, not a hero or victim.

And I'm not sure what you consider to be "ordinary standards of evidence", but you started this subthread by insisting that we should automatically assume allegations were not credible, even in a case where multiple people have independently testified to the same pattern of behaviour and a court has ruled them to be credible, and then went off on an entirely irrelevant tangent about how a half-jokey comment some trashy talk show host made about how to have a second baby with a partner who changed his mind about more kids could, in theory, lead to "18 years free money for the mom". I'm struggling to understand any connection at all between the points you're bringing up other than the repeated insinuation that women are inherently untrustworthy...
Basically AAlib [1].

I remember it was mind-blowing being able to launch quake inside your terminal, but that was over 20 years ago.
The tech is basically scaling the image down to the size of the terminal and using LUT to get a character from pixel's luminosity.
The hardest part of this particular demo is, in fact, rendering font in WebGL. Rest is rather trivial and while interesting and pretty I don't really think it deserves first page on HN.

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/AAlib
Virtual Skipper 5: The most popular PC sailing game
State Management: Separation of Concerns
> The girls can tidy up the rooms during the day.

Hiring a real cleaning lady seems like a good price for not ending up with filthy rooms.
The comments used to be horrific but on a lot of videos now, they're actually quite entertaining. I laugh at the top comment on this video every time:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FssULNGSZIA
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=29183613
There's no paid plans at the moment. Just try it out for free with full features.

Just curious, why the social logins are bad?
> To be honest, I don't get the appeal of e-bikes for the type of riding you do.

Snow =D I live in Canada and we have quite a bit of snow and ice on the roads in the winter. I'm currently waiting for an electric fat-tire bike (RadRover 6) which should allow me to ride to work without getting soaked in sweat.
I don't know enough on specific topic to comment. I think it is a spectrum of "speed/ease of feedback".

e.g.

- Smalltalk, https://squeak.org/
- Haskell, https://ihp.digitallyinduced.com/ for database schema
- In python, I use a vim plugin, where you can run highlighter code by pressing Ctrl+R. I forgot the plugin name
- If you use erlang, there is no need for the kubernetes
- Tiddlywiki, where the result of your editing changes the source code directly

In general I think a good development environment is close to either quine or isomorphism (code is data, data is code)
I am confused, the text says:

> The subject of the mail will change based on the status of the Reservation. With the type system in place, the compiler makes sure we that do not forget any possible case.

But the [linked code](https://github.com/Gizra/ihp-simple-seat-reservation/blob/f9...) seems to include a wildcard clause which would just set the subject to an empty string. Am I missing something?
„I sm your dislike button“ comments shall return
That’s been a feature of nearly every divorce I’ve been personally adjacent to.
wim had world records in ice diving and has worked with researchers on studying his breathing technique. that said, HE IS AN ANOMALY. Hes been shown to have higher brown fat percentage then the average male (including his own twin).

so no, just because he can do crazy things like dive into a frozen lake for X minutes doesnt mean the average person can.

That said. the breathing exercises and cold showers DO have a positive physiological effect and they are worth doing, even if you dont become superhuman overnight.

do his breathing technique every morning when you wake up, its like a very potent meditation that makes you feel good. im about to do mine now.
I’d strongly contest the idea that this was risky. If the 80386 had failed to get traction because of the single sourcing they could quickly change course and recruit some second sources.
If I'm going to use the file in the command line, I won't use spaces, since I don't know what sick bug I might encounter.
But when you have to move your panels, it suddenly involves lots of moving parts, that break down and require maintainance, etc.

Because ... microasteroids and co.

The missing atmosphere that gives you more light also do not protect you against countless small projectiles.

But when space is not a problem: I would just use solar foil. Not as efficient per square meter, but can cover much more area with a given volume and weight freight restraint.
Tom Morgan: All you need is Love? [audio]
Baizuo is such a great insult. Do you think your Chinese friends would mind if I appropriate it?
AFAIK this is totally intentional. The lib is done by French people, and in French, 'caca' also means 'poop' :-)
Canadians don't pay attention to anything from CBC now that Hockey Night In Canada is on cable sports. It's pure government propaganda. I wouldn't expect a lot of substance.
It’s not security by obscurity, it’s a privately held and operated secret.
Because they allow third parties to build bigger ID graphs and audiences for ad targeting.

By all means, have them for convenience for those users who want to use them, but for the rest of us who know better, we’d appreciate the option to provide you our burner/one-time email addresses.
"Concept creep" is interesting — is there an old and new concept of domestic violence?
I tried Haskell a decade ago and gave up pretty quick due to some of the stereotypical reasons.

I really like this test file the author linked to for a great example of what "real" haskell can look like.

https://github.com/Gizra/ihp-simple-seat-reservation/blob/ma...

I'm interested in other "pragmatic" haskell sources / tutorials that lose the ego / pretentiousness and demonstrate Getting Stuff Done™... any recommendations?
> There's no paid plans at the moment. Just try it out for free with full features.

OK. That's compelling enough.

> Just curious, why the social logins are bad?

How uniquely identifying are they to be honest?
> Long option names are ... easier to remember ... Your shell should be intelligent enough to provide tab completion

They are so easy to remember that you need to configure your shell to remember them for you?
If you believe blog posts are the same thing as comments, why did you write a comment to say so?
The web framework landing page: https://ihp.digitallyinduced.com/
Cue nmcli (CLI for Gnome's NetworkManager) which uses UUIDs for everything and (at least a while ago) did not accept partial-but-unique UUIDs. Basically goes "nmcli connection up 5095665a-d82c-4ae6-8964-283623387941".
I agree, I see it currently uses the "unprivileged storage" (the user-space storage called "Internal Storage").

"My Files" ("com.sec.android.app.myfiles" on Samsung Android) is an app and certainly has access to those files.

If that app has access to that directory, certainly many other apps do have access, such as Samsung Gallery ("com.sec.android.gallery3d" on Samsung Android). Of course, in the case of the Gallery app it's just used as an image viewer, but that is not an inhibition for another app to exfiltrate these directories into a server.

What if some malicious app synced WhatsApp directories into a 3rd party server? I don't see it too hard.
Sure, but then you have CSAM and Apple’s system is working as intended.
divorce court absolutely can make the determination that there was domestic violence in their ruling. it simply doesn't have criminal implications.

there is very frequently different outcome in civil suits vs criminal suits. where you're found guilty of something in a civil court but innocent in criminal.
Posix makefiles don't support spaces in dependency names. Not sure about gmake.

Cmake doesn't support semicolons, because everything in cmake is a string, and ; is the list item separator.

PATH is separated by colons, so you can't add directories containing : to it.
Maybe it costs more but I'm not sure in the long run it will, if it can be brought down to just upgrading parts of a system it will be cheaper to maintain. Also governments are starting to look for the green alternative so it could in fact offset costs. It's a big idea I don't even know where or how to start but I know that on the current state of things it would take hold.
You can take it orally for gut problems.
Robert Moses and the saga of the racist parkway bridges
I made a social media just let people learn more about me( Bing) and my products
Thanks. We've just recently announced the very first version, and looking forward to any feedback and feature requests. Will do our best to make interface punchy!