skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Looking for Swift, Android and Typescript developers to help with camera-preview, an open source cross-platform embedded camera for Capacitor and Ionic.

I recently got involved and my goal is to add frame processing so you can run object detection and models on the preview frames. If that's interesting to you then go for it! There's a lot of small tasks too to improve the code base.

We're a welcoming community and all contributions are very gratefully received. I take care of the project admin so contributors can focus on what they enjoy.

https://github.com/capacitor-community/camera-preview
One con of open world is that it's so big they fill it with junk to do to not bore the player.

But most of that gets boring fast.
Intraday height variation and slight changes in posture mean that your height can't really be specified to the half inch.
I mean these sorts apps being taken down and easily replaced are ripe for have malware sneakily inserted into the replaced version because there’s suddenly huge demand for the app.
I don't remember that at all, but I do definitely remember the Dueling Peaks, which were visible as soon as you finished the tutorial (and were in the direction you had to go to continue the main quest): https://zelda.fandom.com/wiki/Dueling_Peaks
Am I not allowed to read a piece on something which I am not sufficiently interested in? Like I guess many others, the “how to steal my car” (implying that it would be arduous) piqued my interest. Even though I am not interested in cars.
I have designed and manufactured systems for aerospace applications. I spent months dealing with ITAR issues due to the reality that you simply cannot build almost anything out of US/European components. The metal and a few high-tech items, mostly in the materials domain. Almost everything else is not made in the US or Europe.

I thought that people were going to wake up to some of these realities when they finally saw reality in the form of not even being able to manufacture face masks in the US. We don't make the cloth and other materials, we don't even make the machines you need to manufacture them.

This and related realities should have been covered in great detail by our media. For people outside of manufacturing this was news. Most people go through life having no understanding whatsoever of how and where the stuff they use every day comes from, how it's made, etc.

The pandemic should have shocked everyone into pushing for massive changes that would, over time, increase self reliance. Yet, none of that happened. It was starting to, at the highest levels, but then political forces changed and now we are more concerned about giving people free money than actually securing their futures and that of the next generation. Brilliant.
In a way, yes.

For me, using light-themed software for a prolonged period causes my eyes to strain and my head to ache. Sure, they do so to a very little extent, but the uncomfort is often distracting if not tempting me to slack off.

So for me, yes, dark themes help me get in the zone much easier. But of course that has very little to do of the colors scheme itself.
IMO the point of the article is you're playing a status game either way.

> the highest paid and smartest among us wear rainbow hats with propellers.

It works because they enjoy status from performance and accomplishments. Also suiting up often becomes a negative sign in our circles, and getting away with rough presentation can be a sign of status.
Before people go nuts, Aprils Fools.
> I absolutely recommend old cars to everyone, as mentioned elsewhere in this thread they build character.

I don't think I hate another human enough to wish diagnosing an intermittent ground problem that only occured when the temperature fell below 30F on them.

Character it may build, but even to this day I would trade that character for fewer knuckle scars and fewer hours with numb hands from the cold.

I'll take my modern car that lasts until some idiot hits me and totals it.
This entire thread is about the type= property of an HTML input field. Nowhere did I or anybody suggest that this be presented on the webpage. The users in question are users of HTML markup, not users of the webpages written in that HTML.
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the ones I already know. I am a very quick learner and am looking for that one person to take a chance on me, and I promise if you do, I wont let you down.
Is anybody doing surveillance conversions?

Like take a stock Tesla, throw out the computer it comes with and replace it with one that doesn't spy on you. Keep everything else.

Probably easier than doing the reverse, isn't it?
Is that so that the lowercase ‘a’ glyph in the typeface resembles their handwriting?
I’ve been sound a few and have seen the same. The wannabe politicians and “negotiators” that are attracted to these union roles are the bullies or powerbrokers from middle school who tend to love the power that comes from those roles. They’re also actively motivated to be at odds with the employer which tends to make them part of the problem not the solution.

I genuinely see this as bad for online retail.
What locations in the US do you consider for remote work?
Show HN: I gamified a habit tracker to fight procrastination
You're a couple of months too late for that...
see https://youtu.be/I8AwZDdk8oQ
and/or https://youtu.be/lxb-W3s9qeQ

Sorry buddy... (you should check out my entire gthub repo. There's loads more crazy awk stuff in there)
Not a lot sure. But WAY above minimum wage in many many states.

These aren’t highly skilled jobs. They come with healthcare and leave benefits. That’s game changing. Yet people seem enraged… I just don’t get it.
I think we're interested in the same questions. I'm on the tech side, but trying to expand my business knowledge. https://lxagi.com
HiDPI. If you want HiDPI in a 32" display, Apple has the Pro Display XDR for $5000, but that is quite an expensive display.
I have maybe 8 years of soft experience working with artists in the creative space (music, video, retro game dev, etc#)and 4 years of experience in b2b enterprise sales in the SaaS space. I had a run through alphalabs and i live in the Pittsburgh area.

My company worked with hundreds of local orgs - schools, hospitals, retail, etc# providing IT services and ive provided warehouse/staffing management related logistics(?) consulting for two fortune 500s. Ive put that same mettle into a handful of other diverse area startups but im too winded to generalize on what that looked like right now.

I just consult in the non-profit sector now. I just got of a covid-19 project and now im on a rain water / neighborhood development leaning one.

To be abundantly transparent, some of my experiences have left me feeling somewhat contentious to the greater industry at large.

I'm usually somewhat adversarial to most CMU alum but you seem like a solid enough dude to speak openly to since you seem like someone who'd be sincere in wanting to be a part of something with a good ethos.

Im fairly tired right now since i just finished replanting 300 strawberry runbers but If you'd like me to share some of my experiences at a later time id be more than glad to share.
The answer is simple: imperialism. Moscow cannot deal with the fact that Ukraine does not want to be vassal state of a dying has been empire
I don't get why everyone wants git status on every prompt. It feels more of a distraction than necessity just to make it look prettier for screenshot purposes.

Most of the time I'm within a repo directory, I don't care in which branch or state it's in as I have other apps to take care of that and there are better info to be had like cwd, who you're, host name, exit code, time and time last command took for a prompt.
As an extension of their suggestion. There’s no mystery here.
> The big philosophical difference to me is in what each side believes the proper role of government should be.

I think you're close here, but I don't think that's the root of it. That difference in position is important, but it comes from even deeper philosophical differences. I think this boils down to the argument over positive vs negative rights (freedom to vs freedom from).

A worldview built on negative rights has to have a much smaller legitimate role for the government than one built on positive rights. In the former, the government can never make anything better, only potentially rectifying wrongs (usually via punishing the offender). Within that framework, the goal of the government becomes to rectify the worst of the wrongs while disturbing things as little as possible. A worldview built on positive rights inherently leaves a bigger space for the government to behave legitimately, because this worldview sees the government as having a role in making things better.

Of course, there are very few people who adhere 100% to either of these, so reality is a bit more complicated.
>20x-50x faster encoding and 3x-4x faster decoding
I don't understand the question - what if you dress casually and bump into someone more attractive that dresses the same as you?
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We're a small group of folks working on an open-source project for generating embedding vectors. If you're interested in machine learning or semantic search, we welcome you to join us!

https://github.com/towhee-io/towhee
I’ve started putting more things in tmux status, down and to the right. Repo/cwd, branch, and commits beyond master are pretty handy things to see. They change a lot depending on which window I’m in.

It would be cool in tmux to have a shortcut to a quick popup showing more git info (status, log origin.., which of the patches have pull requests.) You could do that stuff with a shell command or a vim plugin, but tmux is the common thread, so adding it there seems a better place for it. Kind of like a sticky window in a tiling wm (mod space in i3) but in the terminal.
No way. Status is a proxy for access to resources. It has NOTHING to do with doing good by it’s nature. The doing good thing is a VERY recent phenomenon (like within living memory).
That's incredibly dishonest of you.

You introduced "dumb" as a euphemism for poorly educated. You did that in this discussion. The poster than quotes directly Trump saying he loves the poorly educated, and then you presumably feign being upset at the use of the word "dumb" that you introduced.

That speaks volumes about you.
https://www.darpa.mil/program/underminer

Concept art suggest tunnels networks a few inches wide, not for moving bodies but for resupply in urban environments. Looks like horizontal directional drilling rigs for wells, which takes weeks.
I love this because I just realized pretty much all my vehicles small engine equipment have quirks that they only start up if you know the correct procedure, yet I consider them to be 100% working. Not to mention my pc's boot menu which defaults to a dead operating system after 10 seconds, that I have been too lazy to figure out how to reorder.
What does that mean? Can you explain?
You can make Thunderbird use Wayland, either with an environment variable, or by using the Flatpak version and revoking its X11 socket access.

GIMP works too, but I'm not sure how well.
Since I'm one of the ignorant people, would you educate me and share the reasons for your MIT license distaste ?
I personally found the Open World of Red Dead Redemtpion 2 much better.
Maybe try using circles instead of rectangles, and the progress within each circle is shown like a pie chart?
Oh, that's very nice. By any chance have you posted your dotfiles somewhere so that I can steal it?
1. What is FVM?
Simply speaking, FVM is a public blockchain similar to Ethereum and BSC. It’s compatible with EVM so that various Ethereum applications can be grafted directly to Filecoin ecosystem.

FVM chain will bring new dimensions to Filecoin network: decentralized ledger, smart contract, IPFS data storage and Web 3.0 ecosystem (...)
I remember the days when features and jokes and joke features could be done without namedropping companies.
The problem with imperialists is that they consider the very thought of independence to be an attack.
Worked with a guy who wore a suit to the office as a 2-year experience dev and he was always taken into client meetings last minute when they needed someone. Helped his career a fair bit I think!
An interesting observation: until now Elementary OS == Cassidy James. I'd never even heard of this other person. Every commit I looked at, every app I downloaded, every blog post I read, every Tweet, etc all had Cassidy's name on it. Even now I'm not even sure what this other person does. I haven't used Elementary OS in some years but I've always kept an eye on it.

So to me at least, elementary OS is functionally dead, even if it's not technically dead. I don't care about the drama or who said what or who owed what person what money - the person who did all the work left, and I expect to stop seeing news about elementary OS soon. That simple.
> So is not handling Java exceptions is deliberate

That's the thing, there's no visible difference between a deliberately ignored exception and a purposefully ignored one. The code looks exactly the same:

foo()

Did I purposefully ignore the exception or not?

Can `foo()` even throw an exception?

There's no way to know.

Once you've programmed with explicit error returns, coming back to exceptions is unnerving. Anything may or may not throw at any time and there's no way to know.

> Java forces you to handle managed exceptions.

I'm referring to the far more common unchecked exceptions. Java's checked exceptions are a whole another bag of demons I don't want to get into right now.

> Errors as value in Go are purely a convention, nothing precludes you from doing the exact same thing in Java, or JavaScript or any other possible language that has exceptions.

Thing is, conventions matter. A lot. The proof is in the pudding:

- what's the ratio of exception-based Java code to error-based Java code?

- what's the ratio of error-based Go code to exception-based Go code?

Somehow both ratios end up close to 100%, despite neither language forcing their users to use a specific error handling method.

That's because there's space between forcing something and completely ignoring it. I often call it "nudging". Languages often do, and should, nudge their programmers into certain ways of programming that fit their philosophy.

> Furthermore, Go has (stupid) exceptions, it's called panics.

I assume by "stupid" you mean that panics are underfeatured compared to "real" exceptions. That's intended, you're not supposed to catch panics in the first place. They're only there to address runtime issues that are almost always unrecoverable: running out of memory, out-of-bounds array access, regex compilation failure, etc.
Debian dash can be compiled with editing modes for vi and emacs.

There is great love from many for more capable shells, but the flaws of these are visible to all; "man bash" plainly states that it's "too big and too slow."

Minimal dash compiles to under 80k for i686, and Arch Linux asserts it to be 4x faster than bash.

It is with some regret that we did not adopt a shell syntax that could be cleanly LR-parsed with yacc and lex, but that was the fault of the founders.

Bill Joy has admitted his own flaws in the C shell, and Brian Kernigan should have torn that code apart, replacing it with awk syntax upon a shell. In a parallel world, it would have been a much more capable shell.

As things stand, we must struggle with the Algol of our forbearers, that requires an extremely advanced parser, and to make due with what is permitted to us.

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=fiJR4_059HA
I got bored quickly of BoTW, not so Elden Ring. I think because there was so little to do in BoTW.
I agree, but would love to know why do you think that? maybe you have a different view.
And next time somebody asks what's the lowest bar to pass for the code to be shared as free software, you can say:

It's the bar MIT-ZA.
https://www.reclaimtherecords.org/

Excellent website and a great cause. I just donated.
Reclaim the Records
I was in a community college production of Measure for Measure. During one rehearsal, some of us were backstage conversing about theater superstition and the Scottish play in particular, taking care to use the proper euphemisms.

One older cast member, who didn't have much theater experience, kept saying, "the Scottish play... what do you mean???" We tried to explain to him within the limits of the taboo, and finally he said, "Oh, you mean Macbeth!"

That night, in the middle of the night when the theater was all locked up, the main stage's brand new expensive backdrop, which had just been installed, ripped in two from top to bottom.

No one ever figured out how it happened.
I didn't introduce "dumb". That's why I put in quotes, I was quoting what others had said.

And regardless, clearly Bilal_io was accusing Trump of something negative or why else share that clip? He literally sad "Trump was ridiculed" and shared that clip. So he agrees Trump was ridiculed for loving the "uneducated vote", which was entirely my point.

You either missed that or are intentionally trying to gaslight me.
Comparing Elden Ring to WoW is doing it a massive disservice.
My career advice to nearly everyone starting out these days is to bring different professional interests together if they have more than one.

There's thousands of specialists in most fields, but not nearly as many generalists or people who can walk in two interconnected worlds.

Finding a niche can be very valuable to oneself and others.

One way to carve that out is by going deeper than one's peers in a specialization, but another (sometimes more often overlooked) way is bridging the gap between two different ones.
Maybe there are auto tests, which would have been simpler to create, if the password was static
You should combine this into one command.

http://www.modernperlbooks.com/mt/2009/10/remove-the-little-...
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Original story has many more amazing pictures:

https://www.thisiscolossal.com/2022/03/vo-trong-nghia-bamboo...
Is it “extreme” because it’s antiquated? If so, how do you distinguish between antiquated-and-bad versus proven-and-robust.
> Horizon

Purely personal opinion - I played about ten hours of the first Horizon and I was blown away by then graphics. I liked the story and the characters and the world design.

The actual gameplay and how it was connected to the world, unfortunately, I found boring and ultimately I decided to stop playing. I had the feeling of being here before from every other open world RPG I've played in the last 15 years or so and I didn't feel like anything new was added beyond a few incremental tweaks. I didn't feel driven to explore the world and I felt it was just going to be filled with samey fetch quests and dungeons.
I don’t think money is as big a deal as people think, but you only realize this after you’ve made a good amount (income, not wealth) while being unhappy with your work.
Same here. Half way through the "FAQ" video I realized this might be a joke.
Where did you read about autism? What was the title of the book?
All the mammals have roughly similar brain architecture. The same components seem to be present, in different quantities. If we can get into the low-end mammal range of AI, we're most of the way there. So if we can get to squirrel level AI, we're getting close. From then on, it may just be scaling.
Ask HN: Who is hiring with pleasant interview processes?
Ask HN: What are some great examples of needless complexity in computing?
I think the Red-Green-Refactor loop is pretty close. I learned TDD via obeythetestinggoat.com and it really instilled in me the urge to see a test fail before I trust it when it passes.

Sometimes I forget to check that my test fails the first time, so I’ll go back and deliberately break the function under test just to see it fail.
Ask HN: Would you buy a modern Toshiba Libretto?
In my free time, I've slowly been putting together a proper professional's ultranotebook. For me, that's a screen under 10 inches, a keyboard that doesn't suck, connectivity, insane battery life.

At the moment, I've frankensteined a machine with the following specs:

Display: 7.8 inch eInk display, 300 PPI. 5 finger touchscreen.

CPU: 2 (2.2 GHz Kryo 660 Gold – Cortex-A78) + 6 (1.7 GHz Kryo 660 Silver – Cortex-A55)

GPU: Adreno 619

RAM: 4 GB LDDR4X but ideally min. 16 GB

Connectivity: 5G/LTE, BT 5.2

Battery: 137.7 mAh, hit 144 hours on 115mAh set-up on intensive drain cycle in browser, no optimization for battery implemented OS-side yet. Just long enough so you also can rest on the 7th day.

Typing: 60% keyboard with Cherry switches, low-profile

OS: ChromeOS/Android/Linux all work. I'd like to port OpenBSD once I can sort some driver issues.

I am confident, even with current supplier issues, this could be sold at under $1000 easily. My ideal price-point would be $699 but the likely one is $849/$899 based on comps for the parts and quotes I've received.

Is this something anyone other than me is interested in? Or am I just crazy?
There is a video on Youtube explaining some image formats. At the end of the video, QOI is mentioned as well. Check this out
https://youtu.be/EFUYNoFRHQI
You built a formula 1 race car and tossed the keys to kids with ego problems. Now i have to deal with Win10 0-days because this garbage.

Never before have I been so motivated to write open source software.
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