skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
The math isn’t as simple as you make it out to be. See insurance companies have volume and can negotiate better rates and policies. For example they can get 30-50%labor rate discounts or negotiate lower costs for recurring visits and discounted parts costs. As such is perfectly possible for insurance to be cheaper than uninsured services.
It works on Android as well. New Pipe is good alternative for people looking for dedicated app.
Not mutually exclusive. How about a fusion powered yatch?
Einstein didn’t fund theorists and researchers, he came up with the ideas.
What We’re Learning About Long Covid Symptoms and Their Causes
Also Motus on French television.

But it doesn't matter, you can't protect a game concept with intellectual property. Neither patents nor copyright allow this. The only thing that could be protected here is the name Wordle, the art assets (if there are any that are nongeneric enough), and the exact source code.

See Tetris, etc.
> There's no "big win".

Even though you are shipping piece by piece, don't you still have a "big win" that those small pieces make up to be to celebrate? For example, my old team had to deliver MFA. This was broken up and was "released" continuously. We celebrated when the whole feature was "done".
So, we're back from "your body is your mind" to "the mind is something electrial floating around your cells"?

This makes me sleep a bit better, I think.
A big mistake on the side of tensorflow was trying to copy theano including those dreadful functional loops whereas in pytorch for loops are not pain to use and very well integrated with the language
Wow, how did I just find out about Sponsorblock? That makes this news even sadder. :(
The Javascript bundle had some kind of Microsoft license. Not sure what that meant

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THE SOFTWARE IS PROVIDED "AS IS" AND THE AUTHOR DISCLAIMS ALL WARRANTIES WITH
REGARD TO THIS SOFTWARE INCLUDING ALL IMPLIED WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY
AND FITNESS. IN NO EVENT SHALL THE AUTHOR BE LIABLE FOR ANY SPECIAL, DIRECT,
INDIRECT, OR CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES OR ANY DAMAGES WHATSOEVER RESULTING FROM
LOSS OF USE, DATA OR PROFITS, WHETHER IN AN ACTION OF CONTRACT, NEGLIGENCE OR
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Tritium has only a 12-year half-life, and decays to He3. The Moon has large supplies of He3, which could be fuel for more advanced fusion reactors.

He3 barely exists on Earth. However, pure deuterium fusion is easier than He3 fusion, and its waste is half He3, half tritium.
The mobile YouTube site is one of the worst usability experiences out there.
I really don't think so—Wordle is popular because of the network effect of posting scores on Twitter. All of the other stuff (the Wordle archive, Worldle, Absurdle, etc) is popular _because_ of Wordle.
I for one am outraged, what are we mad at now? Honestly I don’t mind NYT, I ended up getting a sub to their Games and it’s fun enough and better for my sanity then doom scrolling. Also I cancelled auto renew immediately, easy peasy.
- "By the way, is it possible that Linux users are treated different?"

I saw it on Linux; we weren't spared. However, I think the ad was region-locked to North America.

(Also I can confirm Widevine DRM was disabled, so that's not a targeting variable).
We're looking in the wrong place, probably.

I'd start in the gut, considering the cells are quite similar.
> How this might escalate is that Nato has already stated that if their convoys are attacked, they invoke Art. 5, and Putin has says that he considers the convoys valid targets.

Only if the convoys are attacked within NATO territory and not within Ukrainian territory.
Same situation. I've used Windows over the years for playing some games with friends, but even that had become something that I can do entirely in Linux too.

Call me a fool, but I'm also loving Gnome 40+ and GTK 4.6+, especially with libadwaita.
having a "bigintmax_t" would...... work, but it's absolutely horrible and defeats the purpose of intmax_t being.. um.. the maximum integer type.

A struct of two integers couldn't be used in regular & bitwise arithmetic, added to pointers, index arrays, cast up and down to other integer types, etc.

As-is, you can pass in & out intmax_t as a default case and, worst-case, you just waste space. But "uint128_t a = ~UINTMAX_C(0)" not making a variable of all 1s bits would be just straight up broken.
If interested, this is the press release for that paper: http://www.eng.cam.ac.uk/news/study-proposes-how-changes-neu...

And in that release, it ends like this:

"Dr O’Leary, Associate Professor in the Department of Engineering, said the study emphasises the idea that “drift” may arise from continual learning.

“There is a huge unanswered challenge in artificial intelligence, namely the problem of building algorithms that can learn continually without corrupting previously learned information,” he said. “The brain manifestly achieves this, and this work is a step in the direction of finding algorithms that can do the same.”"
The word list is absolutely copyrightable however.
> Russia doesn't need up to date Western equipment. Guns and bullets made 1980s style will still kill people very effectively.

What about planes? Helicopters? SAMs? Drones? India has cancelled their order of MiG-29s - it seems unlikely this is because of pro-Ukraine sentiment. It could be because they no longer have confidence in the performance of MiG-29s. But most likely it is because India does not believe Russia will be able to manufacture those planes as a result of sanctions. Guns, bullets, tanks, APCs, artillery - these Russia may be able to continue to produce. But these alone are not enough to win a war against another nation-state.
Why not call it a buying club? You basically use volume to force negotiation of lower price
Not useful ones.

Predicting here there will be no fusion plants that drive steam turbines, ever. (Unless General Fusion's system turns out to work.)
Unless you're a creator or an advertiser, I'm sure who why you'd be so against it, you can just not use it. It's not a "ripoff". It was just the official app with a bunch of mods applied. Ads blocked, sponser segments removed, dislike added and in general it had a bunch of UX improvements too. They never claimed it improved privacy or the recommendations. Those probably wouldn't be possible to improve anyway, since those are likely to be server side.
Spacetime intervals are always relatable and very well defined. There’s never one right reference frame that is better than another in some way, such that when you interpret the spacetime interval as space and time it is More Right than another interpretation, but all the interpretations are predictable.

In this case it means that if the probe arrives at Mission Year 20 Week 0 according to a reliable onboard clock, and broadcasts it 4 light years back to Earth, then Earth will get this signal on Year 24 Week 5.
From the looks, they just made a controller to return various mime types of responses, for the text they have made their own custom HTTP response, my guess is because there is no default serializer that produces text/plain (given there is no real standard for serializing into plain text)
My big issue is the backgrounding. I like watching a video while cooking, but I also need to use timers. Not having the video stop and re-orient itself to portrait while I quickly set or dismiss a timer is excellent. I also find the UI during live streams to be borderline unusable on mobile.
The new RK3588 boards look promising. ITX3588J comes with 4 SATA ports and a PCIe 3 x4 slot that you could add more with, but it's not shipping yet.
That's Lingo, not Wordle.

Secondly, everyone keeps mentioning (repeating?...) about this famous TV show in the UK; I have never heard of it until december. Reading the gameplay of the show on Wikipedia.... it sounds like an almost entirely different game, aside from the fact it (sometimes!) involves a 5 letter word, and you have to pick letters. Mastermind (the game), is so much closer

Did you actually see the tv show?
Some videos have end cards which are super annoying and impossible to disable. Youtube Stories are stuffed in your face whether you like it or not because Youtube is competing with TikTok. Youtube doesn't think you understand numbers, so for video quality you can only choose Low Medium and High. There is no way to copy a video at a particular timestamp.

These are all solved by Vanced. Paying for Youtube premium does not solve any of these.
Christ also lived financially poor.
won''t fix is the connoisseur's choice.
This looks like fun - I’m excited to try it out!
That's not actually obvious to me—is it a creative work? I doubt Patrick Wardle manually wrote out every word in the array.
I use Web Annoyances Ultralist, a cosmetic filter for adblockers. It blocks:

> Block annoying web elements such as sticky headers, dickbars, floating headers, scrolling headers, fixed headers, scrolling videos, stickynavs, social icons, social share bars, smartphone app banners, app download prompts, cookie notices, GDPR warnings, scroll to top buttons, modal overlays, interstitial site overlays, removed or hidden overflow scroll bars, subscription nags, and generally distracting elements that have increasingly been turning the web into a user-hostile environment.

https://github.com/yourduskquibbles/webannoyances
Twitter Spaces broke the Algorithm [video]
Such an awful idea. In order to save a few lives they're hurting everyone.
Their engineers need to get paid.

Mozilla isn't completely perfect, but they are very good, and getting more independent funding seems like a positive thing to me.
Fusion is irrelevant.

It marginally reduces the size of a fission plant, a non-problem.

It presents klingon level engineering problems.

The feedstock and its subsequent volatility are civilization grade problems.

In the designs I've seen thrown around, you end up generating tritium and helium inside the lithium reactor cover/blanket.

I'm not saying we shouldn't pursue it for research purposes, but the desire to research is politically/emotionally driven and not based on the discovery of any recent phenomena.
Hiring a person properly takes time, especially when you are dealing with international situations, public funding, tax-exempt charitable organizations, employee rights, or other factors that make the task more difficult. And when the demand for the required skills has suddenly increased by orders of magnitude. If you need a translator next month, you hire a person. If you need them yesterday, your only option is looking for volunteers.
That's complete bs lol. Please leave the commentating to people who actually know what's going on.
Mechanical power is usually taken to imply a gear, belt, chain or other lossy linkage. Just rotating a shaft is lossless, and should not count.
One more addition to my rant here - could we pick even more ridiculous, unintuitive names for package manager binaries? zypper? apt-get? yum? xbps-install? pacman at least kind of reminds you of “package manager”. This isn’t meant to dump all over the hard work that goes into all these. I suppose too that “install” is taken by a command which copies files with certain flags (anyone ever use this?).

Every one of these uses different flags too, so for someone who uses a number of different distros it’s a huge pain to remember them and switch back and forth.

FreeBSD at least uses the eminently sensible “pkg” command with flags like “search” and “add.”
I see this common response, but that is not really a valid rebuttable. Companies do not need to sell your data to violate your privacy, in the case of google their entire model is selling their TARGETING, not the data. That is still a violation of privacy. The fact they did not "sell" it to a 3rd party to form the customer profile changes little.

In the case of cloudflare, it is going to be interesting how they continue to justify the free public services to institutional investors now that they are public. I have a feeling there is going to be some strong pressure to either cease the free services, or find away to monetize them which likely will involve some kind of usage of that data maybe not selling per say, but some other kind of targeting or something to add to the profitability of the company.

I am no more comfortable with cloudflare having my data than I am with google or verizion, I have never used any of their DNS services
"Something electrical floating around your cells" isn't just the mind either, it's also how the organism coordinates its development: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XheAMrS8Q1c
He’s wearing a golden crown, kind of odd to worry about the watch.
I don't believe any of that crap. Have you even read that comment about being locked in a building because someone tested positive?
My knowledge is a bit outdated(and if this is wrong, you can skip reading my comment) but as far as I know the Chinese vaccines don't protect against Omicron at all.

Meaning it's basically spreading in a 1.4b population with no immunity. (No vaccine immunity and no natural immunity due to Covid-Zero approach)

Even if it's less deadly, if the finite resources to treat severe cases run out, then all severe cases become fatal cases, and then it's much much more deadly.

...and it's not less deadly. Omicron is 1.06 times as lethal as the original strain, and Delta is 2.3 times or something. I can't remember exactly, haven't followed covid as closely.

China is almost back at square one: Outbreak of covid variant for which they have no immunity, which spreads faster than the original, and which is slightly deadlier.

The things they do have though: Could buy Pfizer or Moderna for their vulnerable populations, institutional medical knowledge of how to treat covid and good care pathways, solid testing system(remember at the start when they were doing radiology tests and looking at the damage to the lungs? We've come a long way from then), plenty of time to prepare for an outbreak and increase capacity in the healthcare system.

For China, right now, lockdowns are the best tool they can use.
The bitcode used for watchOS is not stable. There’s a special ABI for watchOS that uses 32-bit pointers on 64-bit hardware to make the IR representation stable, but the bitcode itself is still version locked to the compiler.

Apple’s bitcode submission tooling relies on bitcode being forward upgradable, and properties of the ABI to allow it to be retargeted to different SoCs.
It was already blocked, see https://www.aroged.com/2021/12/02/roskomnadzor-will-block-cl...
I'm glad. Also, thank you, I actually had some fun hacking on this problem a bit more. Following is a script to annotate HN comments with deterministic avatars :) feel free to do with it as you please.

Fixed one silly oversight: the original example just summed the unicode points of the username, but this has trivial collisions with other names (even on this thread), ideally the string should be hashed, so i've done a very simple made up hash by adding a nonlinear operation to xorshift to combine each code point (if you really care about collisions, use a proper hash like SHA256). Also added some colour and tweaked the sprite probability distribution.

If you want a more sophisticated pattern, the part to play with is `if (r>>>29 > X**X/3+Y/2)`, the left hand side is the high 3 bits of the PRNG state (i.e random integer between 0 and 8), the right hand side is an arbitrary probability distribution, the current one just biases it towards the top center (squared on the horizontal). If you want a unit interval (a float between 0 and 1) rather than a 31bit uint for the random variable, you can get one with `(r>>>0)*2**-32`, but with a bit more computational cost.

for (const u of document.querySelectorAll('.hnuser')) {
const p=2;
// seed state
let s=u.innerText, r=1;
for (let i=s.length; i--;) {
// xorshift32
r^=r<<13, r^=r>>>17, r^=r<<5;
// seed
r+=s.charCodeAt(i);
}
// init canvas
const c=document.createElement('canvas');
c.width=p*8, c.height=p*8;
u.parentElement.prepend(c);
const x=c.getContext('2d');
x.fillStyle='#'+(r>>8&0xFFFFFF)
.toString(16).padStart(0, 6)
// draw pixels
for (let i=28; i--;) {
// xorshift32
r^=r<<13, r^=r>>>17, r^=r<<5;
// pixels
const X=i&3, Y=i>>2;
if (r>>>29 > X*X/3+Y/2)
x.fillRect(p*3.5+p*X, p*0.5+p*Y, p, p),
x.fillRect(p*3.5-p*X, p*0.5+p*Y, p, p);
}
}

If you paste above in the console of any HN page you will get annotated usernames.
This is my primary use case for Newpipe. There is another workaround by using desktop mode in Firefox Android.
Why uncommon baby names are surging
> 6S 4000mAhr is getting seriously into "do not fuck around with this" territory. they deserve to be treated like and equivalent weight of gasoline.

I will note that your average laptop has a battery between half that size and matching that size.
I like this framing ... But I'll also frame my own project relative to that

The vision for Oil (https://www.oilshell.org/) is "Just code" + "Just shell", i.e. one other language for "control plane" / configuration / automation.

That is, Oil puts all the "glue", which is often YAML these days, under the category of "shell". (This requires adding features to shell, i.e. "the missing declarative part".)

The status quo YAML often contains shell, and is sometimes generated by Go templates when logic is needed, so "Just Shell" is simpler.

So I basically agree with you that "No code" is ambitious for most problems -- "Just Code" can be better and handles a wider range of problems.

But I also think "Just code" is ambitious. Because what do you do about load balancing policies, scheduling policies, authorization policies (collaboration), SSL certificates, backup policies, deployment, build, tests, performance, monitoring, etc.

You can try to make it all "data", and that certainly works for many simple apps. But when simple apps are successful (have many users), they turn into complex apps that need control flow, iteration, and abstraction in their control plane, configuration, and custom tooling.

In other words, the plain YAML basically never cuts it, which is why you see shell embedded in it, why Go templates generate it, and why people create Lisp-ish languages in YAML (e.g. look at Gitlab / Github CI conditional expressions in YAML; Kubernetes YAML has sequencing and more)

Otherwise you get a combinatorial explosion of hard-coded policies in the platform, i.e. a little YAML flag to specify a hard-coded algorithm for every piece of policy that any user could possibly want. Platforms have a lot of heterogeneity their usage patterns, i.e. a power law shape with respect to almost every dimension.
It's fair to say that they are waf for the mass! Basic modsec provides much better security...

AWS has the same bypass (documented). The WAF provided by cloud providers is more to protect their infrastructure from noise than clients. Unfortunately this type of restrictions are never evaluated.
You can really tell if a WAF provider is serious when reviewing the whitelisting. (i.e. not just a on/off).
Agreed. It's stupid. Feel bad for the people living their miserable lives there. First locked in school all day for 24/7 and now they're locked in because the government is scared
Very frustrating how vague this article is. And searching "Dan Graham telemarketers" on Google returns countless nearly word-for-word syndications of the same exact article.
I remember it from the cover[0], it's titled "Switched On: A Memoir of Brain Change and Emotional Awakening".

[0]: https://images-na.ssl-images-amazon.com/images/I/91mEWtZ15qL...
This may have been more useful as a poll https://news.ycombinator.com/newpoll

As a FF desktop user, I honestly have not seen any full page ads for Turning Red. Haven't noticed full page ads for anything (yet) to be honest.
Hi! I'm unfa - I'm the Liblast project lead :)
There's a small team working on the game at the moment.

We had no idea our game has been linked on Hacker News, but we've got a lot of people coming to play and talk about the game today, some expressed will to contribute - that's fantastic :)

We're in quite early stages of development, as the game is far from feature complete and stable - working on Godot 4 engine which is still very much in development doesn't make that any easier, but we're helping the Godot team fix issues as we go.

If you'd like to know more about the project, it's goals and philosophy, I've recorded a video where I cover these things:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JAQH2AVvKhU
Well, the issue here, is confusing evaluation and exercice. The first one is used for pilots, to make sure they won't crash the plane. And the second one is used for learning (making mistake and correcting them).

There is no point in cheating on exercice, but there is on evaluation.
The real question is who is underwriting the cleanup effort. If the orchestrator is paying the insurance bill, the problem may solve itself.
Iran cut the negotiations because America still doesn't want to admit they don't have the upper hand.
How you are able to have such cognitive dissonance in believing that China is an authoritarian government that locks down entire buildings because someone tested positive for a mutation of a cold virus but also not believe they have had few covid cases is beyond me.
Back to not using YouTube on mobile.
Growing rapidly and still no where near a big school. The article even states that with the growth it's not that much bigger than the smallest ivy league as viewed through the context of comparing all schools.
I don't think most of these things should live at the Transport Layer personally. I am certainly a fan of SCTP but SCTP hasn't yet received widespread middlebox adoption. Unfortunately, the state of IP Media is pretty terrible. SIP/RTP/RTMP are all very complicated and fiddly to get working. The WebRTC stack, which wraps some of these protocols up, is its own beast. XMPP media stacks tend to be IMO the "simplest" and even they are quite complicated.
> If Israel was an ally they would be helping to supply weapons and armor to Ukraine.

Citation needed. A strongly held opinion isn't a fact.

> Instead they will not supply anything more than medication. The US gives Israel plenty of military $ for them to share in times of need.

They have or are going to have a field hospital, and have given aid to Ukraine and surrounding countries.

Israel is a US ally. Israel would be strategically harmed by pissing off Russia (they depend on Russian good will to stop Iranian spread of weapons to Syria and Lebanon). And for what - symbolic gain alone?

It's pretty obvious what the Israeli government and population generally seem to think about Russia's actions (as it is obvious what the Chinese government and Chinese population generally seem to think, another country that's trying to stay more "on the fence" but clearly supportive as opposed to Israel that is clearly not supportive).

Israel can also help mediate the end of this conflict as they have pretty good relations with both Ukraine and Russia, and odds of that are higher if they don't give or sell weapons directly to Ukraine.

> As a strictly emotional thought, this makes me feel Israel is a country to cozy up to the strongest nation at the time. If the US falls from grace Israel will have no problem ‘switching’ sides to Russia.

What you are describing in geopolitics. Israel is not special in this regard.

One major factor of alliances is realpolitik and benefits to ones' country. The US has close relations to Israel for many reasons, and the relationship didn't benefit the US in some or many ways, do you really think the US would be a close ally of Israel?

For any smaller country (in terms of population, economics, etc) like Israel, being aware of the massive countries (like the US, China, EU, to a lesser extent Japan and India) are sensible considerations. The US would do the same thing in Israel or any similar sized country's position, would it not?