skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
There's something so striking about how non-intuitive these strands are. I'm not well versed in astronomy or physics, but these seem to go against my mental model of how the galaxy organizes itself. They're like massive cosmic aberrations. Though now I suppose in time they'll make perfect sense.
The usual pithy phrasing is "the dose makes the poison."
I've used nearly the same code for years with a trampoline function (JMP instruction instead of simply writing the code right there), so not too sure about it being a new technique.
In my opinion, CreateRemoteThread is the function that usually triggers AVs and injecting code into processes is the suspicious part.
I came to the conclusion that 3D APIs on the browsers are for ecommerce, PS2 like graphics and stuff like shader toy, specially when they have Khronos in the mix.

Check this month WebGPU session, it is always the same "we hope the community will get together", "it is past MVP 1.0", "no experience with native GPGPU debugging", "you need to put up with what we have, it will improve",....

Or just make use of a middleware targeting native APIs and move on.
This is going to unfortunately suffer the wrath of their last flu jab being mislabeled for efficacy, safety and longevity.

I'm not saying it doesn't work it clearly does cut deaths but I think public option is starting to irrevocably sway based on regions which pushed it first. Not to mention the "reduces transmission by X" number keeps dropping with more studies and data...
Would such lists extend to personal use domains?
Is this pt-pt or br?
Not on purpose.
Ardumower Sunray – DIY GPS Robot Lawn Mower
I hope folks that take this stance support creators in another fashion, like through Patreon. Otherwise the content that is consumed by those ad blocking won't get produced, simply because the creator can't make a living off of it. That makes me uncomfortable as I believe most of us on HN like at least some YouTube content and would like to see more of it.
TrendNET AC2600 Remote Code Execution via WAN
Don't worry they'll have Africa sign a contract saying they can't sue when it turns out to not quite work as it's hyped to to.
That is a strikingly beautiful photo. Thanks for sharing it
When you are in a medieval city every building is old.

The problem here is that the place was shut down for a year with maybe two weeks of work. This is European bureaucracy, not preservation of historic artefacts.
Rather than a lesson about perspective, my take away is about the resilience of the self-supervised signal, i.e. the child relying on sense data, even when the strongest of supervised signals is contradicting it, i.e. the mother/teacher.
I personally like the slow churn of front page a great deal. It effectively alleviates FOMO and keeps things sane here.
Tennessee school board bans Maus, a Pulitzer prize-winning Holocaust novel
Misleading headline: the use of the continuous tense implies that they’ve already done this, and it takes a second rocket stage to actually get to orbit.
The Internet Archive at least since it'll keep a URL alive and consistent a lot longer.

At least plain URLs can be manually passed to the internet archive for a lookup, but I'd love if publishers/authors made a habit of maintaining their source links (via shortlinks, published errata, etc).

That said, even with how easy it is to update, Wikipedia suffers from this immensely. I can't count how many times I've tried to track back a source from a wiki and end up with a 404.
These can't be cosmic strings, right?
Is this to stop you from cheating?
It differs across the UK. In Scotland things are now far worse:

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-scotland-scotland-politics-535...

The SNP are trying to be far more authoritarian than the Tory's at this point.
It was rewritten in C++, because Playstation, XBox, iOS, Android[0] don't do Java and Microsoft wanted a single codebase.

[0] - Android Java isn't really the same Java as in Minecraft.
> - reproducible builds and dependencies management: distribution package managers

As in? What distro package manager is allowing me to give a project newbie a single command to hit the ground running across all platforms, "docker-compose up"? What distro package manager is allowing me to have several different platforms that can just grab a GitHub repo link and deploy it viola?
Are these “frozen” quasar anyons?

Nobody has ever addressed my question about how the braiding you’d expect to form in a quasar would unwind — and if it doesn’t, we should expect to find most structures along “cooled, inflated” braiding. Which we seem to.

> Explained in a colloquial manner, the extended objects (loop, string, or membrane, etc.) can be potentially anyonic in 3+1 and higher spacetime dimensions in the long-range entangled systems.

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

In particular, the “loops” would be magnetic field lines from the singularity to the disc (and back), which would become tangled via swirls within the disc as it spiraled inwards. While each piece would be small, the total braid would be quite large — due to number of particles and chaotic nature of the disc.

I know a single anyon doesn’t weigh much - but is there an estimate of “anyonic mass” to the galaxy, stores as tangles?
Oh boy. Can't wait to see how this comment section materializes.
One issue with those machines is the sweetener is mixed with the flavor ingredients at the fountain. That's how they fit all those flavors in a refrigerator size package. Each flavor pack is about the size of a box of mike and ikes, but there's also a "bib"(2.5 gallon bag in box)[1] of non-nutritive sweetener that's shared by all the diet flavors. Corn syrup gets routed in from a big tank in the back along with water and c02.

In practice if you wanted some kind of home setup, you'd be much better off just buying the normal box of syrup like they use in fast-food restaurants, gas stations, etc.

[1]https://www.ebay.com/itm/184564418337
I don't mean re-host, which is obviously trivial for this site, given how it works. I mean integrating with any kind of broader site ecosystem (styling, may need some kind of embedding or nesting, re-sizing to fit with other content, et c.), modifying branding, integration with apps (even "just embed this existing page in a webview" rarely goes as smoothly as one might hope), that kind of thing. If they do anything more than barely touch it at all—that is, if they try to actually use it for much—it's likely to be a decent amount of work.
Well if it is "that revolutionary" I'm convinced the modellers need to readjust their 9billion peak human lives estimate.

I think HIV is probably only one of the reasons the developed nations cared about pushing contraception in the developing world. If that fear rather than education goes I think some regions will see population explosions...
Quite a poor noise figure and bad spurs/harmonics for a signal generator.
Sure, because being driven by the likes of Google is so much better.
What seems a lifetime ago I wrote the backend for the website of Sprite's Sublymonal ad campaign. It mashed up a bunch of wikipedia data and fed it to a slick flash frontend. The whole website was expected to last two weeks.

Funny story: I was expected to use Coca-Cola's Websphere infrastructure, maintained by IBM at some IBM datacenter. It was going to take them months to set up, and I had a week before the campaign launched. I ended up running the whole thing on a couple (rackspace, IIRC) VPSes and never told the client.
30 minutes or less, or your next flying penis is free!

This would've been funnier if it weren't 11 hours later.
Just like JavaApplets could.
In that case you'd be using https which doesn't get proxied. But yeah, it's all somebody else's problem until it's yours...
Man, you said it about B&D. My family owned a small business, now bankrupt. One of the things my dad did to try to save it was start selling tools retail. He's very brand loyal, and of an older generation, so he was convinced selling B&D in the 90s was the way to go. The tools were such plastic crap. Meanwhile we had mid century era versions of the same tools in the workshop at home that were still going strong. Obviously my dad's idea didn't work. We got creamed by big box stores and the brands they hawk. And honestly rightfully so.

But anyhow, what happened with B&D has happened to so many previous quality brands. It's really frustrating to me.
"small Red Bull can". I didn't know they come in different sizes. Apparently the small one is 250 ml, mid one 355 ml and then there's a big one of 473 ml.

The 250 ml comes in a 14 cm height box, so I guess the 13 cm were a correct guess?

A 330 ml "Sleek Can", which I guess is the same one as a Red Bull can, has a height of 146 mm.
In case you are wondering what's this article is about, a more expressive title would be : "C++'s problem with C".
It might be worth mentioning that “because unsprung weight” argument is a chassis design argument, not a powertrain one. It applies to all engine types, including electric, gasoline, diesel, and steam engines.
Sure, that was just one example, there are plenty of others to reach for since 1960's.
They only declared that. Implementation is still pending and , with the latest developments, heading towards "won't fix".
I don't understand the "on all platforms" requirement. Why do you need that? Why not choose one and have consistent dev, test and prod envs?
I would argue they’re galactic, not cosmic strings — places that the quasar formed “loop” excitations which were somehow frozen in place when it extinguished.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Anyon
An article in the WSJ about the cause of inflation:

https://www.wsj.com/articles/inflation-drives-worker-pay-dow...
Why is the US military sending them the designs and saying please don’t copy these?
You can already get a soup-can sized 3.5kw motor on Amazon for ~$100, so that exists already. Their tech might be optimized for the size motor, but if not, there might be room for improvement at the smaller size.

https://www.amazon.com/Flipsky-Hardened-Skateboard-Brushless...

(The idea that an e-skateboard can have four of those motors blows my mind. Suicide!)
C is the glue interface that connects all the different languages together. I wouldn't want to see anything new added to the language that complicates this lingua franca.

I liked C in the 80s, 90s and 2000s. It was a neat and simple language, but that changed as compilers got more aggressive with their optimizations and exposed just how complicated and unintuitive the spec actually is (and the impossibility of avoiding UB). C was a good learning experience for language committees (as was C++), but it's time to cut our losses and move on.

I also liked C++ in the 90s, but soon grew to despise it. When they tried to revamp it and make it safer to use, I was hopeful, but that's now gone. It's too complicated, the error messaging sucks, and there are too many different ways to do the same thing (with ever changing best practices). In a way, CMake and C++ are two peas in a pod.

This is why I now pin my hopes on rust and zig. I want to write low level code, but not in C or C++. I want a build system that's not Makefiles, CMake, or (shudder) gradle.
Personally I would save a copy in a standard format and make it available on a domain I control. I've done that in the past for scientific publications.
Are there any commonalities in the type of subject matter considered worthy of recording in written text?
Speaking of people being afraid of MSG, As far as I'm concerned that's racist. The only reason people are afraid of seaweed extract (MSG) is because some racists person made up "Chinese Food Syndrome". People repeating the lie are affectively passing on something based on racist propaganda. It's also the reason much of the asian food in the bay area doesn't taste nearly as delicious as the real deal in asia. Because the racist person who made up Chinese Food Syndrome lie is still spreading their hatred.
> I keep a gaming PC that has absolutely nothing I care about on it. The Windows system is never allowed to access my email, credit cards, or anything I care about in any way.

This was my plan too, but my intention was to keep the windows box offline 99% of the time (pretty much only connecting for downloads/installs). I still didn't like the idea of installing steam on the machine though since that would mean it's got my personal info on it and I'd be making purchases on it.

Now that steam thinks they can get a large number of games running on their Linux-based handheld shouldn't that mean most games should work on a linux desktop without much trouble? I'm hoping this means I can avoid windows 10/11 entirely.
https://web.archive.org/web/20220201080713/https://www.thegu...
1 and 2 are fixed by buying a hybrid or 2-1 laptop, or whatever you want to call it.

The third point is being sorted out with Windows 11, although there is seldom anything on Android better than the Windows ecosystem has to offer.
I think nowadays when we have video call everyone is sitting anyway. So you know maybe you can cheat :) no one will notice if you add background.
This article is at pains to say ‘it’s safe’. Meh. It is absolutely not definitely established to be safe.

Safety aside, I read some research once which indicated artificial sweeteners impact the body’s own insulin response and suppress the feeling of being full. This resonated with me because when I have diet sodas I always feel like eating. Nowadays I stick to water or if I want to treat myself, soda with real sugar.
Indeed, thanks for the link! We used this SimpleDB in university 15 years ago and implemented our own database nodes like hash joins, table scans, index scans, etc. as well as the paging logic and more. This was really useful to better understand ideas behind many databases.
Mentioned at the footer, but Kevin Kwok's article on data content loops centered around the Rich Barton Playbook is an awesome read as well: https://kwokchain.com/2019/04/09/making-uncommon-knowledge-c...
No, it works well as of today. The more new stories are upvoted the less time a good story spend on the front page ( because the front page has fixed number of links)
There are a lot of tabu themes in German political speech. They also have a very strong "insult" law which can land you in jail.
These are wormholes, obviously. On a serious note, beautiful and awe-inspiring!
I'm running both Docker and VirtualBox on my 5950x in Win11; don't remember doing anything special, but VirtualBox chose Hyper-V as the hypervisor technology, maybe it didn't default to that for you.
The target platform is the same, but the dev environments are different. People will prefer their own MacOS, Windows, or Linux based setups, and all the different headaches of various conflicting libraries and architectures (ARM v. x86). Docker seems much simpler than having them setup a matching VM or cloud desktop.

The different platforms for deploying is about cloud-agnosticism, avoiding vendor lock-in by using an easily reproducible standard. Even for just one cloud deployment, Ansible and similar tools aren't as simple and reproducible as a docker-compose.yml and Dockerfile.

I'm not saying I've started from 0 and tried all the comparable solutions here, comparing and contrasting them. It's that when I looked at the lay of the land, asked "How do I get a Django app easily reproducibly built and deployed, across dev and prod, the Docker solution that I went with appeared to be such a shortcut to the rest.
I don’t think that Flash and Java “created their own little world”, but rather that they were entities not “accepted” by browsers, so they remained in a “third-party” status, but that was not their decision to make.
Two years of working remotely full time
I love the idea of this article, but it doesn't address the reason things are the way they are. Facts get checked for literal accuracy because that's what's easy to actually do in a reasonably unbiased way. We stop there not because that's all we want, but because everything after that is too messy to even come close to systematizing.

If they've got a well thought out framework for systematizing high quality contextualization, i'd love to hear about it, though.
Carlsberg Sverige and Ringnes AS (also Carlsberg), I'm guessing it's made locally.

Haven't notice anything with the Swedish Pepsi max and I'm drinking _a lot_ of it. Didn't get the flu yet so my taste buds should be good! Coke zero got a lot better after the new recipe if you ask me but still a Pepsi guy :)
Got a link/name for this ?
If you find the unfiltered new submissions interesting, that's the incentive.
it leaves much to be desired on many fronts, perhaps a chance for some other player to step into this market?
For me, soda scratches my throat in a good way (like having an itch scratched). In way that my life would be worse without. I like tea and water and milk too but there are times I need the scratchiness of the carbonation that non-carbonated drinks don't provide.

As an example, if I have a mild sore throat, carbonated drinks sooth it much more than non.
These stories should be accompanied by whatever the journalist was researching that made them a target. I've never heard of Roberto Toledo until now, and my only knowledge of him shouldn't be that he's dead.

Searching his name says that he was a cameraman and his employer was "reporting on corrupt administration and corrupt officials" but surely this is the time to be specific.
Yes, was just going to comment this...

Worth mentioning that its back-end app[1] is also open source, not just their Android[2] and iOS[3] apps. So basically open source + custom domain = no lock in. But I'm not so sure how easy it is to set up your own back-end server (I imagine it's like setting up your own email server, which isn't trivial)

[1]: https://github.com/simple-login/app

[2]: https://github.com/simple-login/Simple-Login-Android

[3]: https://github.com/simple-login/Simple-Login-iOS
Huh, this is kind of an odd post to me. I've used Docker for several years for many projects, plus other container technologies (LXC, systemd-nspawn). But I've never touched Kubernetes in my life. Could barely tell you anything about it. It's just never been necessary.

Is Kubernetes really that popular out there in the wider software world? Or is this author just in a bubble?
Saturday at peek hours 1kWH cost me 4.27 DKK. Six hours later it was at 1.67 DKK. That's $0.4 saved per kWh. We run our dishwasher every day.
(2020)

The halcyon days when one could just order a few STM32 chips...
Monty Python shall be forbidden. "Nail him, i say". They even have a manual: "How to irritate people".
I mean there are time ranges between bi-weekly and every 6 months.
Funny, there is plenty of Angular money around here for 2022 and later.
It isn't funny because the GP doesn't want SI units to be used because they are a standard but because 95% of the world can understand them. I'm certain that more than 95% of people understand years.
You know there's some scientists who study shapes and they say that diameter and height are different properties of a cylinder. I wouldn't know anything about that though I'm certainly no scientist.
I made clone for math, the UX is inspired by Wordle. Can NYT threat any legal action against the (free or paid) clones?
For people who use SI units, that's 243 kW and 600Nm in a package weighing 28.5kg.
avoid di-hydrogen-oxide too. it kills around 236000 people a year
Per the Reuters article linked in this one[1], the outlet he worked at "had been receiving threats, which it reported to local authorities, as a result of its sustained reporting on corruption in local government."

[1]: https://www.reuters.com/article/mexico-violence/mexican-medi...
But for a circular cylinder, the height is not the same as the diameter, which of course is taken as the widest length across the circular cross-section. For a standard energy drink style can, that is around 70 mm (less than 3 inches).
What often helps is if you frame it in a way that shows you as the less knowledgeable person, that way people tend to feel less "attacked".

For example: "I didn't understand X, could you explain (again) what you mean by that?"

But in the end, I guess the more important thing is to build up enough trust between the teams, that one isn't constantly driving the attack/defense line, but can openly talk about ideas and see questions as clarifying, rather than attacking.
And, even better, the dimension of the kernel of d just counts how many connected components the domain has.

There is a similar thing in graph theory, where the kernel of the incidence matrix counts how many connected components a graph has.
> Edit: Sucks that my feelings are being downvoted

There was more there than feelings. Saying you know how most organisations work is probably it.
I recently picked up a PS3 and it seems like in almost every game I play, even though by now most of those games are as patched as they're ever going to be, I keep finding bugs that could have been worked around if I'd been playing the PC version. If simple console commands (which so far have never been accessible on the PS3) couldn't solve the problem, often there's a mod someone wrote that would have. I guess the PS4 has a limited ability to use mods at least, so maybe that's improved the situation a little, but it's made me consider ditching playing anything on a console if PC is an option.

I'd have to say the console experience (circa 2013) is not at all without headaches.
People should do this with the word "decentralized".
In case anyone is confused with the terms or tools, see the Proxmox [1] docs for an explanation of the differences between LXC vs LXD vs Proxmox Containers vs Docker

[1]: https://pve.proxmox.com/wiki/FAQ
seeing as the downvotes on comments aren't shown anywhere, that would surprise me a little
I share your frustration at this horrible business practice. I disagree with your assessment that this practice is a secret. I don't think it's a secret. The largest newspaper in Finland, Helsingin Sanomat, actually published a long-form story on this exact subject after your comment was written: https://www.hs.fi/visio/art-2000008571439.html

Edit: to clarify, if the practice is not a secret, then it's not deceptive. If the client knows that the CVs on paper are not going to represent the workers who will be actually doing the work, then it's not deception. In order for it to be deception, the practice would have to be secret, surprising once revealed.
It's relatively uncommon nowadays compared to the number of cars that don't backfire. But I certainly hear cars backfiring more frequently than I hear gunshots.
I didn't know this was a thing that had a term either! I don't talk politics anymore except with folks that I explicitly know want to talk politics, but I frequently suggest that people shouldn't use a whole litany of terms in those discussions: right/left-wing, capitalist, socialist, liberal, conservative, communist, libertarian, fascist...so many people use these terms as short-hand for "stuff I really/don't like", and then project values and policies onto them.

Throw them out, talk about the issues, talk about your shared values, etc, and you'll quickly find that you agree with people a lot more than you realized.
Hmmmmm, it's sort of like renting an apartment with one more room than you actually need so you have a place to put extra stuff, or you can have a guest over. Personally, I would go absolutely crazy if I did nothing at my job, even if it was remote, for weeks on end.
You can have it measured by the concentrations of phosphates in your blood. Also, the hormone, Parathormone can be measured. But both are part of the big blood test.
Indirectly, you also can measure the function of your kidneys.. but.. it may still be high enough for the doctors not to react..

Otherwise... If you're on dialysis, you have 200% sure high levels of phosphorus

Supplement of calcium could Help as to much of Calcium in blood will also induce the counter reaction by pulling to much of the phosphorus into the bones. They will get to dense. Also an effect you don't want