skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Imagine you were tasked with deciding the greatest film of all time. And after some opaque process over which you have no meaningful influence, you were presented with your choices, the "sides:" "Generic Superhero Movie #1" or "Generic Superhero Movie #2".

Of course you are right that one may be objectively better than the other, but I'm also right in that such a choice ought be rejected on principle because neither deserves the validation of participation in such a charade.
There are that many phones though. That information exists due to structure of mobile internet infrastructure.
Are these people just trying to pad their citation count?

It really looks like nothing more than an hour's work to write this 'paper'.
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You do realize that mammals are the smallest class by biomass right? Well, other than Cnidaria but who counts them anyways.
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RE: "possible very expensive claims"

I think that if you claim you are ethically sourced and high quality, you need to back it up, and that can be expensive. E.G. trips to farms, process to check on them, constant quality control etc... But if you are upfront and just say "this is a random coffee we slapped a funny sticker on lol" then, you could do without all those--but the price should reflect that.
The fungi guys will tell you that running out of mineral fertilizer is bullshit on roughly 95% of the arable land because all of the minerals your food needs are right there in the sand and clay. I once heard it described that conventional agriculture is essentially a hydroponics system using partially sterilized soil as the substrate.

Nearly every symbiotic relationship fungi make is based on buying sugars from plants by selling them minerals from biological weathering of rock (particles). What happens in conventional agriculture is that we murder all of the fungi.

There are a few places with strange soil compositions that are actually lacking in particular minerals. We could either elect to do something else with that land, or transition everyone but them to a post-green-revolution strategy.
Why Critics of Angry Woke College Kids Are Missing the Point
I know some people like those hyper crunchy systems but they're just not for me. It always feels like they're better suited for the backend system for a computer rpg where all the tables and math can be simplified away.
Compilation is easy, and there's really not that much common ground between CAD and knowing the rote actions to compile something. I wouldn't even say there's a lot of common ground between programming and CAD.
Yes, I do know that theoretically there could be different mailboxes on a server that do depend on capitalization, but this is not really happening in practice as far as I'm aware.
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> yelling at hard drives in Sun's data centre

I didn’t expect this to be so… literal.
Recent discussion: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=31135972.
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I strongly agree. It's my belief that companies whose management team has direct operational experience will long term outperform the ones run by bean counters. I'm very bullish on Intel's future!
There’s plenty of water for residential and even commercial use without dams. Dams are the only thing making the southwest farmable.
That's lovely
Thin-Plate Spline Motion Model for Image Animation
Some way of automatically applying 'less' to shell commands when the output exceeds a limit (like 40 lines) but is otherwise invisible.

(There may be issues with automatically not doing this when piped.)
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Are only those remote positions available for people outside of USA where it's explicitly mentioned?
Simple Pleasure – get one piece of simple human pleasure
Oracle Guided Image Synthesis with Relative Queries
I've been thinking about an alternative to browsers recently and one of the things that made me think that RST plus IconVG could be an option for very tiny (and fast loading) information pages was that he was talking about a limited type of (non Turing complete?) function call. Which I guess he didn't do yet.

But I like the idea of some kind of alt internet where you never need to worry about waiting for some big download or ad, and every page is 6kb or less or something. Also it never runs any application code in the information browser part (although you can have a list of attached web assembly files or something).

But if you're really efficient with something like IconVG you can have small file sizes and also fast load times. You could limit the features or put a drawing time limit on it to ensure pages load within 60ms or something.
Are we really on a position to argue what Karl Marx meant when he established “wokeness”?
> If you're trying to go around corners as fast as possible in a front-wheel drive car you're going to drive with one foot on the brake and one foot on the gas and will apply the brakes and the gas at the same time.

Mario, when you do this move, is your third foot on the clutch?

Heel-and-toe shifting is used before entry into a turn while a vehicle is under braking, preparing the transmission to be in the optimal range of rpm to accelerate out of the turn.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Heel-and-toe_shifting
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NASA looked at it well before the analysis mentioned in the slide deck, and it was a much shorter analysis and simply did not find this flaw. Toyota had their own technical experts and plenty of opportunity to publish technical reports rebutting it. I am not aware of any place where they did so, and they certainly had the opportunity (nobody is muzzling them.) I believe that maybe Toyota did argue that there was no evidence that this flaw caused the actual events in the field, which is true but also not a rebuttal exactly.
Getting Started with the Steam Deck Desktop: Beyond a Gaming Handheld
Reminds me of that famous HN Dropbox comment. "What's the point of Dropbox? As anyone knows, it's trivial to set up such a service, simply ssh a port into a Linux and a28$-$72;ajaiwh28sjeuw!27$+_;" https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=9224

Software engineers have a way of becoming completely oblivious to all the technical details they've gotten used to over the years.
Neat visualization. As a heads up, the link in your header points to /books rather than /bookshelf. Wonder if you use a book tracking site like Goodreads or Oku? Taking a real-life analogy: It would be interesting to me to be able to click on a book and read your review of said book as if I'm browsing your actual bookshelf and you're telling me your thoughts on said books.
The truth is more complex than that. Most beef is mostly pastured then finished with grains. And the grains used mostly hulls and other parts of grains considered inappropriate for human consumption.
Correct. I would lump ‘erratic trackpad clicking’ to its list of hostile user behaviors. The hardware inside the laptop on the board is nice. It’s the peripherals and body that make me feel like I’m working for IBM in 1996. Small changes in the design won’t make up for an outdated design.

Also, outside of SDD or RAM, what else are you upgrading? Does it even need to have that capability considering how often you do? Would you rather have better parts that won’t fail so easily in a slimmer, sleeker, design than one that sacrifices weight and size to allow you to maybe have the choice?

I like right to repair. I like being able to upgrade something. The frequency of which I upgrade my ram and sdd is about as frequently as I’ll need a new motherboard anyway as my board is outdated 4x cycles.
Valve Software's Recent Push to Reduce the Number of Borked Games
I don't think it's a matter of "ew gross bugs" it's that there is always a strong undertone of "we should ban beef and replace it with bugs" in these conversations. That kind of thing gets people riled up, and it should.
It may be a good way to discover what patterns are worth looking for, and then encoding that into a grep. You need grep if you want to keep everything that matches; no skipping. But the cycle of repeatedly killing "tail -f | grep ..." and then trying different patterns is a little less ergonomic than doing it inside one program. If the input is coming from a pipe directly, trying a different set of grep patterns means killing and restarting the program.
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Using JS to insert headers and footers already makes them non-plain HTML pages. This is just trading one set of issues for another.
Ah, OK, sorry, I misunderstood the context.
He didn’t even say Biden defeated his opponent
And yet cyberpunk and watch dogs aren’t close to being the same despite the similar aesthetic/theme.
<p>I think writing in HTML is <em>very</em> frustrating. It can be particularly difficult to write it on a mobile device due to lack of easy access to special symbols.</p>
Do you mean Westwood Dune?
The Fall of Ubuntu as a Gaming Distro in Video
There are plenty of platforms that have real-name policies, such as facebook and nextdoor. Are these 100x healthier then platforms like HN, which allow pseudonyms? I don't know. At any rate, the important thing is that people get to choose.

If you want to interact with people trusting that they can be held accountable for bad behaviour, you can do that on these platforms.

If you want to interact with people free to express themselves without fear of getting "held accountable" for "bad behaviour" - knowing that there is some disagreement on what constitutes bad behaviour and not trusting everyone who's able to "hold people accountable" - to get them fired - to share your views on this, you can do that on platforms like this one.
Here is the YouTube video. https://youtu.be/NCTf7wT5WR0
Native language is Slovak, but saw it used in various languages.
I'm in the same boat. All of my stabs into the ECAD tools have just felt like trips into dark rooms with lots of pointy shelves at different heights to bonk my head into. None of them have been satisfactory experiences.

I, too, have made progress on my own tool. Mostly focusing on just laying out Gerber files. I haven't made the progress you have made, but the idea that the tools trouble me enough to abandon them and just start from scratch, is interesting.

What's worse, is that having dabbled with both KiCad and Eagle (and probably others) and neither rises up above to a level that I was having any real success. They both look like they were cut from the same cloth, no doubt designed in the 80's and just working on "workflow momentum" of the industry, because they don't want to retrain anyone that's been doing this for 30 years.
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Is even worse. Is the same old, bad, ancient, archaic, obsolete, terminal thingy with a small improvement (https://github.com/nushell/nushell is the only I see that are half-there).

And it existed MUCH better tools for interactive programming (of the past) to copy instead.
Wanna bet? I’m glad people called it out.
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We are taking every scrap of luck we can get our hands on - thank you!

> Testim/QA Capture

Self-improving tests is a really interesting area. Timing is definitely an intricate issue. You probably have to layer on top of each other a bunch of different and novel techniques to get something with good signal-to-noise. We're still working on developing those out :)

Oooh, thank you for the rec. I'll make sure to ping Oren after the launch. The space is enormous and my understanding is that the rate of growth for testing tooling will exceed the rate of growth for software, which leaves QA and testing companies in a good position.
Just find a team where you can quietly fuck off one or more days a week and no one cares. It's better than a formal 4 or 3 day work week because you don't have to ask permission. Much simpler than trying to negotiate some HR approved solution.
It's also a pretty strong indictment of any sort of add-on file encryption software. HMACing files is out of scope and not the intention of the software and too difficult to implement to boot? Waiting for enough PBKDF2 rounds will annoy customers, when Microsoft office products take multiple seconds in a splash screen to load? I am probably just spoiled by OSS/free software offerings.

It would be great if exFAT was not patent-encumbered and supported native encryption+integrity. ZIP archives at least provide cross-platform encryption+integrity with AES-256 but without block-level hmacs or encrypted file names. Maybe Windows will add support for ZFS someday?
Some academics are experts in also being science influencers. In those cases I actually know their non-scientific work better than their actual scientific contributions. That is I know Scott Aaronson from Shtetl optimised not from any particularly memorable scientific accomplishment, which he might well have.
Aw, another rare 747SP down.
That's an argument against feedlots, don't try to frame it as one against consuming beef or meat in general.
Wait till you find out about "parking" your drives
I think a lot of their games are really niche too. Nier is definitely not for everyone.
Yes. I thought about changing the name to Pipe Scope after the trigger feature was added, but then people would bug me to make it dual trace, and extend the bandwidth to 100 MHz or more and such.
thanks. thats great. one more thing, can you put a license on that?
> It's weird to me that now, when Apple is firing on all cylinders with their best ever hardware

Are they firing on all cylinders on the software side too? Great hardware combined with software that makes ones life unnecessarily difficult would cause one to bail to something that's better suited to them overall.

I've been keeping a wary eye on how Apple controls root access, and I'm on the fence regardless of how great the M2 is, though the Asahi folk could earn Apple a few purchases
Facebook's real name policy isn't opt in.
@TODO: Stop using TODO