skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Cheers, good enough for me!

If someone asks me about my competency I will refer them to this thread.
It's unclear what you're trying to say. They've been around since 2010 and they have quite a large team, why would they suddenly disappear? Also what do you want them to do?
> Note in particular this at the end of the section on fractional reserve money:

> (By "this country" he means the US, although the US is not the only country with such a system.)

Actually the US is a country without such a system, i.e, the US (and most countries really) are not fractional reserve systems, and have not been in decades. James Tobin called this "The Old View" in 1963:

* https://cowles.yale.edu/sites/default/files/files/pub/d01/d0...

Fractional reserve banking is a nice 'Econ 101' way of thinking of the monetary system, but in no way does it match reality. It should really be stopped being taught because people hold onto the paradigm and it causes faulty analysis:

* https://www.pragcap.com/r-i-p-the-money-multiplier/

Most modern economies are based on credit:

* https://papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.cfm?abstract_id=1905625
Is it appropriate to have multiple competitors pitch their own products in an Ask HN? this should not be such an opportunity
Just in case, did you know cmd+tilde will cycle through unminimized windows of the currently active application?

I originally hated Mac alt+tab behavior, but after learning to combine cmd+tab and cmd+tilde, I actually hate going back.

I still dislike a lot of mac UX, and use divvy for keyboard driven window placement, but that one thing became a huge highlight for me.
It may be an honest "I'm going to keep trying to do X" rather than "X will be done, I have it all set up". I believe it's extremely rare for an author to have the whole series planned and ready to go the moment they sell the first book (i.e. when you get that implicit promise)
I'm going to clarify since other replies so far seem to be missing this, but the claim is not that no harmable being is harmed by an abortion. The creature being aborted certainly gets harmed, though case law up until now has said its right to not be harmed does not supersede the right of its host to not host it.

The novel thing about this law is that, normally, the person bringing a suit has to have been harmed by the person they're suing. If someone burns down your house, you can sue them. I can't, even though a person was harmed by the act. The abortion law allows anyone at all to sue on behalf of an aborted fetus, even though the person bringing the suit was not harmed.
Almost everything the government does is “effective”? Have you been paying attention to the government? I can’t find it right now, but there was a survey done that no matter which side is in power, the policies that the government want is rarely aligned to the policies that most people want.
I agree with all of this. Downtime is administrative overhead, which you have to bill for. I tried to be clear about that but I think I failed.

However, not all handmade producers are working on spec, or by commission -- i.e. they do not match the reactive manufacturing model you describe above.

Many of them produce at full capacity and find markets for their products. They manufacture proactively and sell constantly (Etsy, craft fairs, etc). There will be some overproduction, which has to be priced in too.

Sometimes you have to hire people to handle fluctuating demand. You have to train them on your production methods. This is overhead too, but of course your production capacity goes up.

I have a friend who sells consistently over the year, but demand more than triples in the holiday season. She can't always predict which products will drive the demand "this year", so she can't always manufacture proactively. She hires friends to help her get orders out the door in Nov/Dec.

Maybe my lack of clarity is because there are many different kinds of handmade products. Someone selling custom cherry dining tables for $10K+ has different concerns than someone selling small sewn gifts for under $50.
Famous case in Brazil: in 1998 a surgeon used cyanoacrylate glue on the heart of a patient: https://www1.folha.uol.com.br/fol/geral/gx055168.htm
Has the Demise of the Growthsters Been Greatly Exaggerated?
Not GP but one time we did a cyanation reaction (attaches a -CN group) in the pilot plant involving trimethylsilyl cyanide (TMS-CN). We had what looked honest to god like an 8lb propane tank of the stuff ("cyanide and cyanide accessories" lol), with an air-free delivery siphon, typical for air-free, pyrophoric, and toxic reagents.

Normally we'd do this in the high potency suite but the reaction scale was too big so we did it in the conventional GMP pilot plant. Bunny suits and cyanide meters for all three chemists.

I calculated that dose-wise, it was enough to kill tens of thousands, were it directly delivered, however if it were merely vaporized, it would only kill those in the immediate area, and would hydrolyze quickly. There's a great article linked elsewhere in thread about the ineffectiveness of chemical weapons, I've added it for convenience because it's a great read. Air is big, the distance-cubed law really dilutes any toxic agent beyond dangerous limits quite fast (comparing pound for pound lethality of conventional explosives).

https://acoup.blog/2020/03/20/collections-why-dont-we-use-ch...
Don't Move Your Data!
I’m struck that the project is called Fuchsia, but the website is gray white and teal.
Really? How do you save lives but deleting the average Dmitry's personal computer files?
Maybe they were even working on a popular open source product as many average Russians tend to do.

You should re-evaluate your simplistic mindset
Has anyone used both Magnet and Rectangle? Been on Magnet for ages, wondering if there's any compelling reason to switch.
Feels like you could use this to monitor say some mail servers and use DNS result to "route" to a healthy one for example, or the closest geo. Web seems to be one specific use case, and I feel using "internet" is fair here.

"Routing" is more debatable if you really want to be pendantic, but if you want to be pendantic, you need to be precise on web vs internet :)
Show HN: Auto-Generated C4 Architecture Diagrams in Go
Hey HackerNews!

One of the most common problems in IT projects is the problem of out-of-date documentation or lack of documentation. Architecture diagrams are an essential part of it.

C4 Model is trying to help with that by providing a tool that helps to standardize a way to create clear architecture diagrams on multiple levels.

But having a standard practice to follow is not enough to have this documentation up-to-date. Because of that, Krzysztof from my team created a script that can make these diagrams directly from the code.

Unfortunetly we can't share our company code. Fortunately, we have Wild Workouts DDD example that is a perfect use case to show the power of that tool: https://github.com/ThreeDotsLabs/wild-workouts-go-ddd-exampl....

The linked article describes all the needed steps to create these diagrams. Feel free to play with it and try to add it to your project.

If you want to know more about Wild Workouts DDD example, they are already 14 articles that describe the project in detail: https://threedots.tech/series/modern-business-software-in-go....
IIRC there was never a source for the "$50k per day" number.
Mac Studio review: Something new
No, these things just happen for a variety of reasons. Smoking/vaping puts you at higher risk. There's probably other risk factors too.
There's none because you haven't made one, stop asking and go build one.

With that said, I have never found the cost of ink to be expensive. I have a laser printer and on my 2nd ink in almost 10yrs. For my HP inkjet, I buy "unofficial" ink from Amazon for cheap and it lasts. I use the laser for B&W and HP for things that need color.
And then have a laptop filled with poison residue and dead ants? Slowly heat them up and they'll leave on their own, ideally before cooking to death inside
Electricity grids of Ukraine and Moldova now synchronised with the European Grid
Jeff Geerling – How I survived a DDoS attack
Thanks for this list!

A favourite of mine is heardle (https://www.heardle.app/): Guess the song based on the first seconds.
TUIs are designed to be used without a mouse and are ligtning fast. Information is condensed due to limitations to text only. By the time you open a GUI you lose or corrupt your thought process when bombarded with more visual information than the little change you wanted to make. TUIs are great for a quick in and out while GUIs are great to linger there for a while. And do some click click clicking.
Baserow lets users generate Django models on the fly
It sucks to have to agree with someone that you don't fundamentally agree with but I think the author of the PR is correct. This is a modification of the Apache license and while I appreciate and support their stance, it does seem to mean that the license is non compliant. I support anyone's desire to protest things (no matter which side I'm on) but you can't just make up your own rules.
Apple Mac Studio Review: Finally
Ugh.

I don't even know where to begin... so, I like reading, a lot. and I think this is a really stupid comment. I read constantly all sorts of things and 99% of the time they are partial things; some academic paper, some weekly fantasy series that go on forever, books, websites, whatever!

There is not particular harm done if someone can't finish a story by themselves, I have read so many stories (and all of tvtropes) that in my internal world all these different stories come together. You read one story like song of ice and fire and then another one like the first blade and then another one and another one and another one and eventually you see how they play out and what can happen and you learn to enjoy the glimpses rather than getting all huffed up that the author didn't put enough into it.

Seriously awful to be in a society that is so entitled that you can get top comment on the heading "Entitlement issues" with such an entitled comment.
Glad this is getting front page! I was going to say, ive been following the steady dribble of Ukraine posts in HN/newest, but have so far been kinda disappointed with the level of coverage on the front page. This Is BIG!!!
> PS- hate the article title, pure vague clickbait

I agree. From the article:

> Yet physicists have found nothing amiss, no conclusive sign that antimatter particles — which are just the oppositely charged twins of familiar particles — obey different rules.

So no surprises. Also, the "near absolute zero" is true, but it's just to make the experiment easier, it's not important from the theoretical point of view. Anyway, it's an interesting experiment in spite of the press article title.

> Will any anti-matter/matter anhilate or does it have to be the complementary type? Like can a proton and positron annihilate?

There are a lot of conservation rules, for example

* proton + positron --> gamma rays

is impossible because the electric charge is conserved

* proton(+1) + positron (+1) --> gamma rays (0)

so +2 charge before and 0 after the annihilation, so it's imposible.

There are other number that are conserved, like the number of quarks (a quark is +1 and an anti-quark is -1) so

* proton(+3) + positron (0) --> gamma rays (0)

And the number of leptons, particles like electron are +1, and particles like positron are -1

* proton(0) + positron (-1) --> gamma rays (0)

And there are other examples of numbers that must be conserved. (And there are
numbers that are almost conserved and they can change but usually the decay/annihilation is "slower".)

It's interesting how this work with changes that are common, for example

* neutron(0) --> proton(+1) + electron(-1) + anti-neutrino(0) [charge]

* neutron(+3) --> proton(+3) + electron(0) + anti-neutrino(0) [quarks]

* neutron(0) --> proton(0) + electron(1) + anti-neutrino(-1) [leptons]

or another example

* electron(-1) + positron(+1) --> two gamma rays(0) [charge]

* electron(0) + positron(0) --> two gamma rays(0) [quarks]

* electron(+1) + positron(-1) --> two gamma rays(0) [leptons]

Note that as said before there are more numbers that are conserved and more complicated rules. If one of these 3 rules are broken the transformation is impossible (AFAWK). If these 3 rules are ok, then you must check all the other rules.
It would illustrate both a similarity and a difference: "The nether lands" of what? Well, they speak D(e)ut(s)ch... That's the similarity. The difference is, they've been an independent nation for so long they don't fear that this particular wording will be used to imply they aren't. For Ukraine, it is being used for that.
Operating Effective All-Hands Meetings
Spontaneously! My lung simply ruptured. I was lying in my bed when it happened the first time.
How I imagine you:

cracks knuckles

"time to open up west's respiratory physiology again"
> I’d hate even more for software to come under political purviews.

Really? Making software free is just about as political as it gets.
Restricting that freedom, as happens here, is equally political. I guess you just don't this special kind of politics in your software.
> underwater seal drain

He's saying that the water bottle was draining fluid from her chest, but she/someone put the bottle on a high shelf, so it drained back into her chest.

This is why you don't immediately leave post-operative patients to take care of themselves.
Use and love Rectangle. Shout out also to their other app, Charmstone - I tried this recently after it was mentioned on here and was surprised at how quickly it became essential.
I have kids at home since the pandemic, my printing went from minimal to a lot, that means lots of worksheets for home schooling activity. Things for them to color, practice their writing, trace, etc.
Timing is everything.
Show HN: A web app for engineering calculations built using Svelte and Pyodide
I've always wondered (as someone who hasn't made corporate purchases), wouldn't there be a point where it would be easier to teach all employees LibreOffice (Draw) instead of buying proprietary/expensive software that might break/has external dependencies?
Shameless plug: I made Hangswith so I could book a meeting with a career mentor and pay them the equivalent of a nice bottle of wine for an hour of their advice once a quarter.

https://www.hangswith.com/

It's basically Calendly with a more personal profile which makes you easy to find via search engines and easy for someone to find a time, book you, and pay you.

EDIT: if you offer career mentorship, or chess coaching and wanna join, you're very welcome to!
Please leave my opinion to me, Spiegel.

I wish there would be journalists out there bringing facts first and leave the opinion about the facts for the reader. When reading the first lines it becomes clear to me, that I am reading a opinion based article, not fact based.

I am tired and exhausted of articles like this in the media coverage these times. They don't get my attention. How did this land here on hackernews?
Exactly. We don't live in a vacuum. So many people saying just take some personal responsibility. But when you see the effects on society at large, you have to acknowledge that maybe it's something about our genetics / psychology that's being exploited unfairly.
Yeah, in this era of mobile device dominance i think hardware decoding is key. Suspect Apple will add it then suddenly the Android SoC folks will suddenly consider it a priority and not before.
Those trend line fits are hilarious. Unmodeled confounding factors, anyone? I especially like where they choose if something should be a log-linear fit vs. a linear fit. And the 95% confidence interval only containing less than 10% of the samples. These guys are amazing. And Greg Colburn is a professor! Good job, guys. Go find other work.
Mac Studio review: emerging from the Mac’s midlife crisis
So, yes - similar to TRAMP in Emacs:

https://www.gnu.org/software/tramp/
Barring work? So basically you do the same but hide under the cover it’s your work? The same work you chose and where you could decide to quit if it was really against your principles? You do have a say. You have the ability to walk away.

It’s also work for him.
and the infants your country killed? I suppose it is ok since it was to bring democracy.
It's not really practical if you need more than just a browser and command line right now to run a pure Fuchsia system. But there's dahliaOS which is a sort of hybrid Fuchsia/Linux that I haven't used but is supposed to be pretty practical.

https://dahliaos.io/
LOL. Different batch of software.

I think this experience is called “enterprise.”

MS really shot themselves in the foot adding the ability for stuff to insert itself into I/O that easily.
I think you might like fintract[0]; never tried them just stumbled upon them.

[0]: https://www.fintract.io/en/
Molecular imaging uncovers effects of Covid-19 on the brain
Physicists explain the mesmerizing movements of raindrops on car windshields
I think you make a great distinction between the visible and invisible homeless, and that the solutions to those two problems are totally different.
I think you’re right, and I think we should consider the possibility that Google doesn’t want to maintain market share dominance of basic web analytics anymore. Because what do they get for it, in a world where large-scale cookie data pooling is increasingly difficult and in some cases illegal?
US and NATO Girding Against Errant-Drones and Unintentional Conflict with Russia
I've been on CalyxOS with MicroG for a couple months now and unfortunately have had several apps which did not get along with MicroG. It's too bad but it's a decent compromise so far.
I tried to be clear about that in my initial comment -- apologies if not. But it's not because you lack the skills to produce, it's because you lack the market knowledge, marketing savvy, and brand awareness.

If you lack the skills to produce, you should not start selling products. All of the learning process is a prerequisite and it is not reasonable to price it in.
Wow this thread seriously sucks. So much hate.

People! wake up! Reading is awesome? if you get emotionally invested and then never get a satisfying ending (or any ending at all) then you just learned a valuable life lesson. Now get over it and read another book! :)

It's amazing that you can get such strong feelings, as you grow older this may not be the case anymore so don't take your passion for granted.
Fabrice Bellard's BPG image format uses H.265's keyframe compressor: https://bellard.org/bpg/

Here is a side-by-side visual comparison: http://xooyoozoo.github.io/yolo-octo-bugfixes/#ballet-exerci...

Amazing.

I ported his BPG decoder to Android ARM for a pornographic app. See my comment history for details. It reduced data transfer by more than 60%.
I always address in "we" at workplace and always say things like "we did this", "we figured out the issue" etc. Never try to point only on my work unless I am having a one-to-one meeting.
Not exactly. They use a different calling convention (for systems where 'this' pointers are normally passed in a special place) from usual C++ classes to match C-ish, and there's a few other restrictions for things (overloads, inheritance) that otherwise differ across C++ ABIs and wouldn't map well to other non-C++ languages.

The C wrappers generated by MIDL are also fairly similar to raw C++, compare (where pUnk is an IUnk *):

pUnk->Something(&bA);

with...

IUnk_Something(pUnk, &bA);

which expands to something like this:

pUnk->lpVtbl->Something(pUnk, &bA);
But the only automatic characterization to a cell is always in a date. It has a 50 % hit rate and you always need a ritual to stop it: delete the contents of the cell, set the cell format to your desired format, insert the contents.
For what it's worth, I just tried this with a contemporary painting I own that's not famous but sat least came through the gallery system and it was recognized

Edit: it just gives me a link to https://www.artsy.net/artwork/mark-andrew-bailey-ingess
It does not present any information like artist, size etc in the iOS interface when showing this painting, just the link. Still pretty cool.
"It's hard to maintain a project as a single-maintainer. Nobody puts in more than a cursory effort to contribute."

"Yeah, but what if other people contributed?"

It's a huge chicken-or-egg problem.

At this point, unless you have a big name behind you (being a major corporation like Google or Facebook, or OSS celebrity like Torvalds), the chances of any particular project growing beyond single-maintainer are really slim.

I've seen several people, on my own projects and others, talk about not trusting single-maintainer projects to last as a reason to not get involved. It's infuriating, because it's a self-fulfilling prophecy.

And there are no guarantees the major OSS names will perpetuate their projects any better than an independent, no-name, single-maintainer. If anything, I've seen companies like Google drop projects much faster than I've ever done in any of mine.

People see the name and assume there is already support behind the project. Yet often the projects start as a single-maintainer thing that the company then puts a marketing machine behind.

I had a project years ago that was my first promising open source project. It was growing, it had a small handful of minor-but-meaningful contributors. People saw my name on 95% of the commits (I was working on it full-time) and called it single-maintainer. A year after I released, a major corp announced they were releasing a competitor. They hadn't released it yet, just announced. Overnight, I saw interest in my project dry up. It took another year for that other corp to actually releases, during which time they had fewer actual contributors than I had. When they did release, it took another year before they reached feature parity with me, but by that point it didn't matter. They had started telling people they were the first such project ever. Randos online started accusing me of copying the other project. I couldn't keep up with development and marketing on my own, especially after the digital agency I was working on it at went belly up.

I knew most of the people on the team at the major corp. We were in a very niche industry and we all knew each other. I think it was that "ours is the first" bit that really got my goat. They not only knew me and knew about my project, they even admitted they had been using my project for testing compatibility of another project they develop.

Thus I now hate Mozilla with a passion.
I'm not sure what the title here should be, but this one seems incomplete

Edit: maybe this?

> Terraform-AWS-modules/Terraform-AWS-eks restricts license for Russian/Belarussian users
Have you read the sequel? I've been debating picking it up.
NBA broadcast rendered with volumetric video puts basketball in uncanny valley
since it only affects use, not redistribution, am I allowed to redistribute this, without the additions to the apache licence ?
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ah, you're right, it was 5 million existing single family, I was pulling from the census and misread. My mistake.
For me, the most important feature is VIM bindings. I used to suffer from severe RSI and VIM was a big part of what helped my wrists recover.
The only possible answer: https://tapirullanza.files.wordpress.com/2014/04/you-dont-sa...
Lite (and almost everything by rxi) is very impressive. Lite-XL is a great continuation of the Lite project. Looking forward to see how it evolves.