skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Yes. This sets a terrible precedent and we can expect cloning overseas.
What emergency would necessitate a urinary catheter?
Deepl is a better option. It feels several years ahead of Google Translate in quality. I know enough Japanese to hurt myself, and Deepl is definitely giving the superior translations, by far, which is great for my studies. As an analogy, it’s like going from 144p to 360p (a good human translation ranges from 720p to 4k+). Yeah 360p video is still blurry but it’s in a different league than 144p.
For those who know better than I - does this article, when saying Taiwanese, refer to Taiwanese Mandarin or the language also known as Taigi/Taigu?
> shelf stable helium/antimatter hybrid atoms

Well. Depends on the scale you consider to be shelf stable: The antiproton can thus orbit the nucleus for tens of microseconds, before finally falling to its surface and annihilating. I think that is a relatively long time in terms of particle-physics experiments, but it's not something you could stockpile.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Antiprotonic_helium
Ask HN: Is there an open source, self-hosted alternative to Hey?
我喜欢Hey的想法，可惜他的价格对我来说有点贵，有没有类似的开源替代品？
British Columbia became an important part of world’s cybersecurity ecosystem
> If they just do something simple like make every Nth frame an I-frame then after the first different between M1 and M2 it is unlikely that C1 and C2 will have many I-frames in common, and therefore also not have many P-frames in common.

Modern encoders won't be using a fixed rate for I-frames unless you force it to. It will choose an I-frame when deemed optimal.

You're correct in that using a compressed source which goes through a video editor and then to another encoder will likely not pass through to the encoder which of the frames to encode were originally I-frames in the source. This is because video editors combine multiple sources together so there is no "single" source.

But if you're not actually editing and you're just "trimming" and "joining", this can be done with perfectly matched i-Frames and p-Frames, but probably not b-frames?

Even when using the commandline x264, you can specify which frame numbers you'd like encoded as I-frames.
If you have a synology nas you can also easily install the webdav server and use that :)
Just made be realize, when you cook, the food is basically a temperature sensor. (Burnt) Toast is a great example.
National Forensic Academy teaches to dowse for the dead
Desalinization does not have to be complicated.

You can build a simple desalinator (aka, a solar still) with a couple bins, some glass/plexiglass, and access to sunlight. Preferably in an enclosed system to better contain heat and prevent water vapor from escaping.

No filters to replace, and it will run for as long as you feed it water.

Best link I could find to explain the process: https://www.intechopen.com/chapters/61215
Not all Great art costs a lot. Some does, but it’s not exclusive.

Take a look at spontaneous graffiti murals. I’ve seen some amazing ones that were made with stolen paint. The artist used their time because they love the art.

Just like many open source developers donate their time and there are many great projects that don’t cost. But, of course, some do.
If the highest number always gets chosen then what's the point of libname.so.versionNumber in the first place?
OSI has been trying really hard to claim the term for themselves in a dishonest way, even though they were not the ones that invented it. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=26507460
journalist's thread: https://twitter.com/drewharwell/status/1504415723866796033
Oh boy, another wave of helpless people moving out to the country. Next wave of lawsuits about "my neighbors' cattle smell bad and have sex in public" coming soon.
The patient was stabilized but the risk of complications still exist. In such an event, it's always better to be in fully equipped and staffed hospital. The only reason not to land the plane is if it is literally impossible to do so.
You are right, it was a sweeping generalisation. But I would say it is a common lament, perhaps by a vocal minority, which is regularly expressed here.

But yes, for each one who posts there maybe 1000 who don't.
I’m guessing the tradeoff in the air is worth it. Can’t stop to run an AED and if they need a shock it’s because they’re in a potentially fatal rhythym
I almost always think of all the things on breadboards (e.g. in the second picture on the page). But it's probably because of all the games I played had those kinds of things in their technology thumbnails. Or maybe it was because I was alive when Radioshack existed.

most recently:
https://dyson-sphere-program.fandom.com/wiki/Microcrystallin...
Indeed, it just gives an advantage to people with better access.

In Sweden they are considered public records so even if they are not published, you can request them. Maybe it's the same in some other Nordic countries?
I guess you missed this bit:

>Better suited for small to medium menu lists compared to massive sitemaps
Supply Chain Attack in node-ipc that deletes all system files
I'm naturally cool as hell when something goes wrong. Dunno why, just am (I'm definitely not especially cold-blooded in general). Weird thing happens in traffic? I act, get out the other side, and only in retrospect go "oh, wait... that was really bad" (now, oddly, if something happens ahead in traffic but doesn't affect me, after a beat I often get a pretty strong adrenaline kick that's fairly unpleasant, but for whatever reason it either doesn't happen or I never feel it at all if I actually need to react)

Work emergency? Awesome, I'm fine—great, even. Serious family problem that could be of the life-or-death sort? I will get. Shit. Done. As long as shit needs to be done, and will keep it together the whole time without a moment's lapse or even really having to try not to fall apart.

I sometimes think I'd probably have been an awesome mammoth hunter.

Alas, normal life these days rarely offers opportunities to operate at actual-peak perfect-flow state like that, and I like life enough that I've not tried to fill that void with extreme sports or anything of that sort.

I think the "I actually kind of prefer serious emergencies to normal, safe life, maybe?" thing isn't super rare. Dunno if it's normal, exactly, but I think it's common enough.
It does. It even has webdav sync for the past few months. Just subscribe to their testflight app and you can test the beta right now :)
I've got a bunch of 'smart' switches from various vendors. Each one has different ways of logging into it and commands to execute to see what devices are on the ports. Some of them even have ancient ssh running on it such that I have to special case the ciphers/algos in my .ssh/config file just to log into these things.

Other than SNMP, what would I use to figure out which device MAC is on which port or if the port is even active or not?
how come it was deleted?
What about contributing some of the content to Wikipedia, or sites like Quora?
Telemedicine is now a "thing," it is not that difficult to find a medical professional in another country who is fluent in English as well as the target language. Just as X-Rays are now commonly sent overseas to be read, you can set up a Zoom call with a medical colleague who is bilingual.

On the other hand, if you are complaining about the quality of Google Translate, that is another matter. Deepl.com's translations are better, but they support fewer languages. Google Translate works on the amount of source material available in the foreign language and what kind of source material. Mandarin can be quite good. Legal Arabic isn't that bad either, after a United Nations project to translate all Iraqi laws into English. There's not that much Burmese; Thai translations are uniformly horrible and as for Mizo? Forget it.
I'm not saying people don't hide their children's faces, I know they do, saw it first in Japan more than a decade ago.

Im also not saying anything against his priorities, I don't care how he spends his time.

What I am saying is I don't think this app will make money, so if that is his main motivation, then it's a waste of time.
Sure, you can find a fair number with a grep of the Wine source. Try "git grep if.*cbSize", there's a few obvious ones and some less obvious, too.

One example: https://source.winehq.org/git/wine.git/blob/62df608d3ed84aac...
Looking around at the “society” in the south where I live, I would rather them not be responsible for my kids.

This is the same “society” that routinely post messages to NextDoor because my son “looks suspicious” walking in our neighborhood in the burbs and walking into our house.
I'm sorry you find it distasteful - that was never our intention. What we found was that a user searching for a PDF generator, creator or writer are generally looking for the same solution - to create a PDF. So by repositioning our tool we were hoping to provide a better landing page experience for users that were searching for one of those specific keywords.

Of course the downside is as you've pointed out - it can be seen as distasteful and in some cases confusing to our users. We will review this on our side and see if it makes sense to remove some of those tools to reduce confusion.
Is there hard evidence of objects performing these maneuvers? I keep hearing anecdotes like yours making it sound like we have irrefutable evidence of extraordinary tech.

I don’t think we have any such thing…
huh it used to be Sharp that made most of these OEM/ODM microwaves
When I was at Oracle, it was easier to buy Oracle swag from ebay than figure out how to get it internally... (Granted this likely differs a lot by business unit.)
John Gruber's podcast recently had an episode[1] devoted to a photo-sharing app/website called Glass[2]. I'm not planning on joining it but I would be much more inclined to do that than pay money to Flickr.

I was using the horrible Flickr interface to share photos with family. I had about 1500 photos with them, all family. They announced that they were going to cut off access for non-paying customers to anything over 1000 photos. I promptly moved and have no intention of ever going back.

The fact that they weren't capable of implementing the restriction for years, just threatening it, gives them less credibility than if they'd been able to do what they said.

[1]https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/340-billionaires-have-...

[2]https://glass.photo/
The display feedback is essentially just "this is marketed as a premium display but it really isn't that much better (at all?) than other 5k screens"

The GPU case is essentially "Apple said that the GPU is faster than the 5090, and it clearly is not". I get that it uses less power, but you're showing graphs of the actual performance in these comparisons, not the performance per watt, and it sounds like the achieved that essentially by cropping the y axis.
Fair enough. If you haven't seen these Navy patents, they could be an explanation:

https://patents.google.com/?inventor=Salvatore+Cezar+Pais

Of course, you may have seen them and be in the camp that they are not achievable for the next 100 years. That is completely reasonable and I appreciate that point of view.
Doesn't it only last a few microseconds?
That's >18 GJ/tonne, with a goal of 3.6 to 7.2 GJ/tonne, making it much less efficient than post-combustion capture (which I think tends to aim for <2 GJ/tonne now).

Why not just do post-combustion capture if it's cheaper and more effective?
>showing underage children without consent

But it doesn't right now. Maybe the people behind the site, who already removed the houses link for example, will stop stream when schools start. If they don't then maybe HN mods will remove it.
As an avid Redditor moderating communities with million+ subscribers, trust be when I say that it’ll decimate the scene. NSFW is huge on Reddit
and for some reason, these nearby molecules often counteract negative effects associated with the desired molecule- naturally occurring sugar is nary found far from fiber, and ascorbic acid has even been suggested to reduce the toxicity of sodium nitrite, though there's probably not much vitamin C left in the powdered celery..
I feel like you must have commented on the wrong article (which was super disappointing as I got all excited that the article was going to be about the need for "strong hands" to avoid updating software or something).
Yup, same where I work. We are chasing down the smallest components too.
This is why you should have your code on multiple remotes, i.e. Azure DevOps, Git labs, self hosted git server.
NASA first addressed this during the Skylab training. They sent two of each crew to a 14-day crash course at an Air Force dental clinic, where they took volunteers and started pulling teeth from patients.

More info:
https://books.google.com/books?id=sR5Cm_zeIekC&lpg=PA84&ots=...
Even using numpy you leave a LOT of performance on the table because you are till using python to do at least some things. It's not uncommon to see a complete function rewritten in C to be 5x+ faster then python numpy.
What do folks use to monitor gRPC in production? Every time we think about making the switch, we come up to the lack of protocol documentation and monitoring. Or I missed something obvious which can definitely be the case.
A relative of mine is deaf, and relies on Google voice recognition in order to comprehend her doctors. The doctors are all amazed that such a thing exists.
What's your thoughts on Snowplow?
A friendlier online to-do list
This looks really nice. Zotero has never stuck with me for some reason but I last used it a few years ago. I'll try again.

One problem with this type of service is that there's usually a huge jump from unpaid to paid, but the jump to the lowest paid tier of Zotero lets you pay $20/year for 2 GB of storage. I can handle that. I have more difficulty with the $15/month and $90/year and such paid tiers. Even at $20/year, that comes to $100 after five years for what is largely a donation to support development.
Every editor supports it now
The difference is that HN doesn't pretend to be something it's not and AFAIK the guidelines and the things dang has said over the years are pretty straight forward. It doesn't pretend to be a place for any and all opinions to have a home with no getting kicked off or whatever.

I find it bizarre that my comment is being attacked for its venue, when HN has never claimed to be the type of venue which I and GP are criticizing for their doublespeak and hypocrisy.
Very interesting.

Perhaps then Yahoo is just like, welp, resend your email.
Again, lived experience. What is wrong with the discourse around this subject nowadays? Since when is it not done to express doubt about the pharmaceutical industry - it used to be called Big Pharma but now suddenly they've been raised in status to be untouchable?

No "oversimplification¨, just our experience, backed by quite a lot of research which has been demonised by the industry but seems to have a core of truth to it given our (and many other's) experience.

Also, since when is consensus something to strive after in science, let alone medicine? Where does this one size fits all approach suddenly come from? Science progresses not through consensus by committee but through that was unexpected, let's study it some more.

And then your last statement, pulling in politics... why? Let alone the fact that you seem to question whether we should go on with our lives... of course we need to go on with our lives, what else should we do? Don't you realise the incongruence of that statement? Should we just move from one panic to the next, always being afraid, always looking for shelter?

Hell no, we shouldn't, nor will we. Not here at least.
tl:dr; Experienced people evaluated on skills other than coding too. Making coding interviews bogeyman doesn't change the fact that sufficiently experienced people can get the job without much hassle.

As a person who recently interviewed and got offers, I cannot say they don't ask coding questions, they do. But points are given to solution methods, clear and concise thinking.

People mostly making coding interviews as bogeyman here. Meanwhile experienced engineers already have required mindset to tackle problems.

For instance, I never read specific interview/algorithms books.
Because, at the end of the day if you're gonna memorize these stuff for the sake of memorizing (or passing interviews) you'll forget them and not really use them.
I don't believe any platforms or browsers have enabled JPEG-XL support yet, so right now you'd need to ship the decoder yourself anyway.

But, it's at least as much better than WebP as WebP was better than JPEG. And unlike HEIC, web browsers are considering supporting it, though AVIF is currently ahead of JPEG-XL in browser support.

JPEG-XL also currently beats HEIC and AVIF at medium to high quality, but it's a fair question just how much that's intrinsic to the format and how much that is from libjxl's tuning focus being at those quality levels; AV1 and HEVC encoders have mostly focused on lower bitrates in the range that video would use.

JPEG-XL is the ~best lossless image format currently available, though.
Many Cisco routers allow downloading and uploading(!) of configuration files using special SNMP fields in conjunction with FTP/SCP. There are many of these misconfigured routers exposed to the internet and I'd be surprised if they all haven't been backdoored.
The default Android keyboard (Google keyboard) had/has an issue like this. It really likes to auto-complete a to å and ä even though the keys are at opposite ends of the (Swedish) keyboard. If I wanted to write "här" (here) instead of "har" (have/has) I would've used ä...
It turns out they are very similar to binary loadlifters in most respects.
The comment did mention PC emulator in JavaScript.

...and he has also written a JS interpreter: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=20411154
In countries like Switzerland where we have strict privacy laws you can not just post pictures online of cars plates that may expose someone's privacy.

For example a parking lot at a cancer hospital. The owner of a car can be identified by plate and therefore you need to make sure you don't expose them possibly having cancer etc.
Considering they were using google translate, I assume they meant Taiwanese Mandarin. Though usually when I hear taiwanese as a language in english it's tai-gi.
It has become an absolute joke. I have had 6 surgeries for Crohns, a back surgery due to wear and tear from high level athletics, and am a long term sufferer of an aggressive leukaemia. Despite using opioids responsibly for over a decade, I am regarded as nothing more than a drug seeking pest the very few times I have actively sought pain relief during in-patient hospital stays. Prior to being dropped entirely from my Oxycodone IR script (30 10mg pills a month, truly not a large amount) without any warning due to my pain doctor finally simply giving up on the system, I had never asked for an increase in a dose ever - despite still having plenty of untreated pain.

Legitimate chronic pain patients are being abused at this point in order to save face for the broken, rent-seeking pharmaceutical system that enabled the prescription opioid 'crisis' in the first place.
Good point, I forgot that’s only for stories.

The iOS markup editor isn’t nearly as friendly for slapping on emojis and resizing them with two fingers.

That said there seem to be various photo editing apps that do make it easier that OP app is competing with.
Wordle Archive taken down after NY Times demand
The linked article and video suggest that there is an object behind the glare that the tracking pod is locked on to. I suppose it will be challenging to gather irrefutable evidence if an object is capable of these maneuvers, but the several videos and the radar data is enough refutable evidence to warrant the discussion of it/them being real.
Stream Your Audio
That's a great idea. I have done it in the past somewhat, but fallen out of practice. It's organic SEO I can stomach, and that may be the cause of my lack of feedback right there.
I commit when I hut logical milestones. I ammend typos and stuff like that if I catch it early.

The commit all the time is a waste of time for me - my IDE (intellij) has excellent local history.
Send it to Ben Heck, or any of the several other electronics YouTubers. Check interest/rate (if applicable) first, of course.

Good luck!
This article says they used Google Translate for "Taiwanese to English, English to Taiwanese", but Google Translate doesn't list 'Taiwanese' as a language.

It does list 'Chinese (Traditional)' and I guess that's what they were using.
> What is this? SYA lets you livestream audio from your computer to this website as easily as possible. Use it to play demos for people you know, or make a live podcast, or stream your piano practice, or whatever you'd like.
I’ll just leave this here (from @patio11):

https://www.kalzumeus.com/2010/06/17/falsehoods-programmers-...
Closing in on 5000 book reviews at The Complete Review
I was doing some research on Hokkien in general the other day and that's when I noticed some using the endonym Taigu instead. I'm not sure what the difference, if any, is.
They don't opensource modern Google Search and it is also flawed...
I had 2,500 stock option in AMZN in 2001 at a strike price of something like $7 or thereabouts that I sold all of them at around $40. Plus some RSUs and made around $100k.

Thought retail margins would mean AMZN was never profitable and eventually that side of the business would crash and burn. Meanwhile, I figured that the trick to building out your own infrastructure cheaply (basically "just be really fucking cheap and fire people who do expensive shit like build out SANs") would catch on and the margins would disappear from the AWS/EC2 business as everyone just built out "internal clouds" for 10x cheaper than buying from AWS.
I would say the deadline is much sooner, since it becomes very necessary for some software to correctly recognize future dates correctly well before they arrive.
The camera screenshots definitely looked worse but not terrible. Most of the time it will be compressed to hell for a videoconferencing app anyway.
I assume there's a lot of overlap between yahoo users and people incapable of reading words on screens. The message can clearly say "Email has not yet been delivered, but I will continue retrying." And users will frantically email yahoo support what do I do, what does this mean, how do I fix it, have I been hacked?

People refuse to read messages from computers because those could only be words that only computer nerds understand.
That monitor is much too expensive for just gaming and movies anyway.. You could nearly get a whole 27" iMac for that price.

LCD tech has really come a long way since then (not even to mention OLED :) )
Usually your staff comes from the local population which gives you staff members who speak the languages you would need.
I can’t recommend ZotFile enough. It, along with Zotero, have basically solved cross-platform cross-device reading and reference management for me.
You'll make way more money if you do well, because you have a huge influence on the outcome of how well the company will do.

I very much dislike this learned helplessness you're trying to virtuize. You absolutely have control over your outcomes, and I don't really want to work with people who don't agree with that sentiment.
I ran a large Java Users Group for several years when Java was part of Sun Micro and a handful of years after the transition to Oracle. I used to get swag for my members and did giveaways at meetings. I can say that Sun sent me jackets, shirts, books, you name it - once it turned over to Oracle, I had a hard time getting much.
Really handy service, even if there are probably a lot out there already.
The following might be worth to check out:
- https://docspring.com/
- https://bulk-pdf.com/

However a good documentation you have there!