skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Install pkg -> start service == bad, very bad, don't ever do it, no, just no.
Cool! Shodan is a very useful tool, too bad it's not worth paying for it for me. As someone who is not a user, would you mind posting the graphs for the rest of the software I put into Google Trends? The full list would be MariaDB, mysql, PostgreSQL, mongodb and SQL Server
How about squashfs files for every layer and overlay mount those. At the end of the day you access probably .1% of the data, so with this you'd defer decompression to runtime and only decompress what you need
Building virtual neuroscience software over here https://www.virtualbrainlab.org/

I think with so much hybrid learning and remote teaching going on there's an opportunity for STEM education to become more equitable. Right now to learn about neuroscience you have to go to a university, pay hefty tuition fees, and even then access to really cutting edge technology is blocked by the high cost of research tools. There's nothing stopping us from building virtual versions of this same content.

My vision is that these are used as complements to low-cost in-person lab experiences, so maybe in a class people learn about neurons using a backyard brains setup and then they learn about the really cutting edge expensive tools using this virtual environment.
I built a simple search using SQLite as part of the build process for my static site. It uses AWS lambda to actually serve up the results.
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The difference is the intention behind the relationship I suppose. I don't think it matters if we disagree, it was an off the cuff statement. I see a difference, I consider it important. No one else has to.
I actually tried Stork this morning after reading about it on console.dev awhile back (it's been on my list). I had high hopes, but I found the result sets to be a bit less-than-stellar for technical docs, and typing performance also seemed to take a hit. Both of these may totally be on me -- possibly due to the fact I didn't optimize any settings, and maybe my index size. But that's actually why I'm here... I just got tired of tinkering. I want something I don't need to tinker with.

If those things can be improved, I'd love to be a beta tester for a hosted solution. I'd love to not have to handle this myself.
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unlike many public health authorities, grujicd is forming a hypothesis and showing a method to attempt to prove said hypothesis. If you don't like it, you can suggest your own.

In this way, a reader can deduce what they believe is the closest truth available rather than it be shouted down at them. The fact that grujicd did not interpret Gibraltar data accurately is, I believe in this case, not a mark against them but a testament to how well they formulated their argument that flaws can be evaluated easily.

public health authorities on the other hand will begrudgingly hand over data after months of outcry, as well as change testing criteria and engage in many other methods of purposeful/accidental obfuscation, making their arguments hard to decipher.
Yes. Such a train wouldn't be allowed to drive.

Logical extrapolation of that point left as an exercise for the reader.
A colleague of mine created TypeSense (https://typesense.org/) a few years ago. I think it may make sense for your use case.
Are the listed applications actual performance wins over more common sorting algorithms?
All of my recruiting work was retained for the last 5-10 years I was in business, and I wasn't recruiting executives. I'm not saying that is the norm (it definitely isn't), and you are correct that senior developers will not be approached for executive roles.

Higher level candidates will probably attract higher level recruiters, because the amount of time to place someone making $100K is the same amount of time to place someone at $500K, with the only difference being a $25K fee for the first person and a $100K fee for the second.
Fortunately, HN is not such an abomination that relies on all these “features” when static html, a tiny bit of CSS, and a light sprinkle of JS to gracefully enhance the experience would suffice.
Well, it's the same amount of "effort" -- you supervise the same number of students, they just graduate faster. And most department metrics Ive seen measure PhDs granted as an output.
I consider myself a pretty technical person and I don't know the difference. Are they not synonyms? Auto=self, pilot=driving
I know of two languages:

1. D (https://dlang.org/spec/cpp_interface.html)

2. Nim. Though this is a bit cheap because Nim is a frontend to C(++), so you're really writing C++ that calls other C++ when it boils down to it. See https://nim-lang.org/docs/manual.html#implementation-specifi...
Yes? That is pretty easy to imagine actually. It would be much less efficient than the current system with a central train controller, but it is definitely imaginable.

In the case of Tesla massively failing to drive safely in a school area: If you cannot operate safely, don't allow autopilot to engage at all.
From my experience honking is exclusively used for frustration over driving style, with vehicular faults more often reported by less aggressive means like flashing brights or shouting the info from an opened window.
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Unfortunately, it seems that GVT-g is dead going forward. The word is it's not coming to the latest iGPUs and they plan to "replace is with SR-IOV" which isn't the same thing and I haven't even heard of anyone getting it to work anyway.

Really stinks because I was super interested in a GVT-g on their new discrete cards.
This might be related to a corrupt profile.
I agree! I've just tested Resilio and it works perfectly, so as soon as she gets home, she is going to try it. I've also written here easy to understand steps on how to set everything up, so that she should be able to do it without any major hurdles.

I thought of torrents because that's my immediate association when I hear big files.
You might check out New Horizons. https://nhglobalpartners.com/
Disclaimer: I’ve not used them (and have no affiliation), just seems relevant.
Super vocal? Wrong? I'm not even making any claims, I'm just pointing to data I have available to me, and question their statements with the caveat that probably they have different data available than me.
virtual or fabricated scarcity is dumbest notion I've ever came across
I'm not a fan of Tesla personally but it is worth mentioning that "autopilot" and "self driving" are not the same. Autopilot is, and has always been, cruise control on steroids. Full self driving hasn't reached the consumer market. To expect your Tesla to be that is lying to yourself.
>Just, like, always stop at stop signs. It isn't that hard.

I hate people who reflexively come to a full stop at stop signs!

And some stop signs, I just completely ignore. Drive right thru as if there was no stop sign at all.

I have eye-balls so I don't have to stop at stop-signs.
Anyone who has had kids in school or daycare for the past 2 years and doesn't think their immune system has been repeatedly exposed and assaulted by SARS-CoV-2 is completely out of their mind. My 2 year old spends a good half the year hacking coughing and snotting, it's laughable to think she hasn't already contracted (and her immune system built anti-bodies to), perhaps multiple times, one of the most common viral illnesses of the past two years. If you didn't want your child to acquire some natural immunity, the time for covid vaccination was almost 3 years ago (before the vaccine existed).
No, I was flat out wrong about CockroachDB. Thanks for correcting me.
>Nine months later, the next version of her favorite sneaker drops. Her digital wallet has a new offer reminding her of their availability at your store, along with a personalized offer on new laces she can’t find anywhere else.

They're seriously pitching "ads get sent directly to your wallet" as a positive feature. This is so comically, tragically misguided I don't know whether to laugh or cry. This is future indeed. Because, after all, a major weakness in mere credit card transactions is you don't have a relationship with your customer. In our crypto-future, they won't have a choice! Isn't that what you want? Comforting your customer every time they have a bad breakup with an algorithmically optimized offer for some ice cream and emotional shopping? Maybe try to associate your brand with their good feelings by sending a couple messages about the smooth, refreshing taste of your soft drink at their child's football game? Without your customer offering you a contact method, how could you possibly target them so effectively and personally?

The more I learn about crypto the ickier it gets.
Framework founder Nirav Patel, "nrp" here on HN, mentioned [1] an article they wrote about how building hardware is uniquely difficult based on the lessons learned during the development of Framework, and I thought it was interesting.

[1]: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=30165724#30166334
I got confused with the author’s definition for the word ‘idea’, and decided to check the etymology. I found it quite fascinating!

late 14c., "archetype, concept of a thing in the mind of God,"

<…>

Meaning "mental image or picture" is from 1610s (the Greek word for it was ennoia, originally "act of thinking"), as is the sense "concept of something to be done; concept of what ought to be, differing from what is observed." Sense of "result of thinking" first recorded 1640s.

Source: https://www.etymonline.com/word/idea
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If the parents are from the 90s, why have they not expired?
Can they handle construction zones where lanes split all over the place and speeds change? I'm guessing no. Based on the constant amount of scuff marks along the guards of the 5 freeway and pretty much every other freeway in California I'm assuming thats a hard challenge even for human drivers.
How did they make that animated screenshot gif thing. Is their some cool tool I can use to do that? I don't want to program css animations for it.
It looks like it, but it is happening on two separate profiles. Both my Nightly profile and my Firefox stable version profile. Unless both profiles are corrupt, which would be odd.
Make it even simpler. If the website is installed as a Web App on your iPhone home screen (it has an icon), it can ask for and send notifications. It appears in your list of apps in notifications in Settings and can be fine-tuned that way.

You remove it from your home screen and the notification permission disappears.

The bugs related to notifications currently seen in the beta are due to this user interaction not yet being implemented I'd bet.
Great point, thanks. We'll explore creating a playground where the diagrams are stored locally to eliminate the account setup barrier.
Seems to me mutual respect and such niceties of civil society as being kind, respecting pronoun preferences, avoiding derogatory language, etc. are essential to making HN a worthwhile place to be.
People change. Environments can change people--not just incentives. "He was worthy of my trust, and now he's not" is a better framing when encountering new information than "he was never trustworthy to begin with" IMO.
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Have you tried using a different profile?

My FF profile was corrupted once and a lot of sites stopped working mysteriously. Clearing cache didn’t help either. It has to be a new profile.
Apparently, it's "Assertive Mode"
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Can email still delight us? An interview with Gmail's product lead
Marijuana search lands Spanish police on €50k illegal crypto farm
Only/One thing I hate about Firefox (under Windows) is it updates in the background with the helper service but the update isn’t fully applied until next launch. So you start Firefox, wait the requisite time for the entire browser to load, then your screen flashes and FF disappears, then it relaunches again for real.

The old experience of manually updating it yourself when you felt like it was less annoying than this evergreen implementation!
They're probably using SVG animations. CSS animations here would be masochistic. There are slews of programs for doing SVG animations.
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Always worth talking to ones with opportunities that seem interesting. Those are rare. But if you do and follow up every 6mo/year..you can just ping them whenever you're ready to move on and you'll have an interview.
You might want to look at Employer of Record services like Deel, if you are considering setting up country/regional entities just to enable hiring?

(No affiliation with Deel, but about to start a new remote job with them as EoR)
This will be useful for Swift for backend applications as this can open up use of C++ libs (in case native is lacking).

Anyone using Swift for high load production workloads yet?
Honest question: has Tesla autopilot (FSD) passed a standard driving test with a human examiner?
Cruise is opening driverless cars to the public in San Francisco
It really depends on who you are relative to the person with the idea.

Are you a prospective customer? I agree with you.

Are you a student? You're paying for the opportunity to listen, so you probably should.

Are you a product leader? It's your job to listen.

Furthermore, "showing" is not always feasible for an idea that is sufficiently complex or expensive to implement, and maybe impossible for ideas that are too early to fully articulate.

All to say, nothing can be reduced to overly simplistic solutions like "just use this definition of idea", or "just show me".
> doesn't kill people

the Omicron variant is less deadly, but it's far from not killing people. There are hundreds of kids dying with the Omicron right now. Should we deny vaccines to these children? The vaccines not only reduce the severity of symptoms, but also decrease the mortality and infection rate. Even if we try herd immunity, vaccines can still be used to save lives.
OT but what theme is that?
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I would never put anything made made by Moderna in my body even if I was on my deathbed.