skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
The core analysis seems to be:

> A common issue with these types of components is that the quiescent current which ensures for the internal circuitry to work properly depends on the ambient temperature. If it’s too low and the regular doesn’t have enough supply current left the output appears to be dead.

Which honestly makes very little sense to me, and also reads a bit like a terminology tombola. A quick googling did not turn up more material on the idea that voltage regulators depend on the temperature like that, and it would be surprising (generally electronics performs better when cooled).

I would expect the problem to be due to a bad solder joint, which would explain why heating it helps since it might make the solder flow a little bit back into making connection (although hair dryer temperatures at 200°F/93°C) are too low to properly reflow solder). Or it might just make components and/or solder expand enough to make contact (which is kind of the same thing but different).

All real hardware experts, please explain. :)
>Most cured meat products are ways to preserve cheaper cuts of meat for a long time.

Which is neither here, nor there. We're a long from that being the only case, in italy, france, spain, etc. there are cured meat products that cost more than your house (well, close enough), as well as tons of excellent, well prepared, well aged, high quality cured meat.

"Pepperoni" is not that. It's the cured meat equivalent of spray cheese.
Nice is the one city that has 100% nice weather...
Recipe for butter chicken: roasted pieces of tandoori chicken in a tomatoey butter based sauce.

Recipe for chicken tikka masala: roasted pieces of tandoori chicken in a tomatoey cream based sauce.

As is often the case with cultural appropriation, the real innovation by the appropriator was the marketing. In my view, this is what probably happened: multiple restaurants found the fake origin story a profitable and interesting marketing tool and judging by how popular indian food is in the UK today, it obviously worked.
> We ended up going against most SIDS prevention tips (our newborn slept in the family bed starting with an age of half a day)

It's emotionally healthier for everyone that way. And most of the world does that.
If they knew both, it would be odd to say an exact GPU model but not a printer model.
Lots of sections with lots of pages, I would think. But then that's dynamically generated, of course. Maybe lots of components too?
I couldn't disagree more, SF's weather is capricious (you always need a sweater, and be prepared to remove it and wear it back as you walk along the city and its many microclimates) and never warm enough (you like wearing shorts, flip flops, skirts, dresses, or just hang out in the evenings in the park? Nope, not going to happen). Because it's never warm enough, or cold enough, nobody has a heater or an AC, and when hot or cold days happen you're in for a real treat in your home.

I'm just saying that it's not for everyone, I'm looking to move out and weather is a big reason. I want to be able to drink and enjoy being in a park in the evening with my friends.
All of this AGI risk stuff always hinges on the idea of us building an AGI, while nobody has any idea of how to get there. I need to finish my PhD first, but writing a proper takedown of the "arguments" bubbling out of the Hype machine is the first thing on my bucket list afterwards, with the TL;DR; being "just because you can imagine it, doesn't mean you can get there"
It's just disturbing to me when comments using this hateful slang is promoted to the top of some posts on social media...

I'm not sure what a good solution would be, as anything that interferes with the speech of others infringes free speech I guess...
> xdg-desktop-portal makes things even better: app can only access files that you explicitly choose when prompted - kinda like on iOS.

Ho-hum. I can understand the appeal of that idea, but in practice quite a few file formats and applications rely on implicit and/or file-format-specific relationships between multiple files. I.e. I as the user pick one file for opening, but in order to successfully carry out that task, the program actually needs to access quite a few more additional files based on the initially opened file.

None of the sandboxing approaches I've seen so far has a really great story for that usecase.

AFAIK Android and Windows don't offer anything in that regard, no idea about Flatpak, and Apple at least seems to handle related files with differing file extensions, like movie.mp4 and movie.srt, but would still break down for more complex file formats where related/associated files don't share the same file name sans extension.

Plus it means you always have to go through the official OS file dialogues and can't e.g. just manually edit a path directly in the app's UI if that would be more convenient…
Maybe most of this profile is pure speculation based statical probability?
> Sustained value for several years (yes volatile), descent liquidity and markets to buy and sell without restriction.

I think this is the key reason for many of these people. They think just because something has existed for a longer time frame, it has fundamental value which is absurd to me.

It applies to diamond, gold, commodity, etc investments as well. The demand is purely artificial and based on historical context than usage.
Edinburgh isn't particularly wet - there is a lot of variation in rainfall levels in the UK and as Edinburgh is on the east coast its not that bad:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_cities_in_Europe_by_pr...
It used to be small more than 5 years ago, but big posts now can get more than a thousand comments. That was unheard of back in the day. Dang even has to ask people to log out during those times to help prevent the load. That said, HN has always had an extremely fast turnover on the front page, and the content is roughly the same as ever.

There also used to be more old experts here than now. It used to be that you could come on here and expect to find someone who worked in some legendary tech position, a genuinely famous or legendary programmer. I don't see that kind of thing much now
I'm really interested in this.

We currently do something like: post code to a serverless function -> function executes code and returns output as HTTP.

This works but it's hard & requires a lot of adapter code (things like async errors).

I'd really like to talk about this - I understand that might not be possible. I filled in the form, any idea when we might hear something?

Do you support arbitrary npm modules?
title bait ;_;
A used to use rectangular editing, but switched to the multiple-cursors package years ago. It just works better: both more generic and intuitive.
I agree with the other replies about California Superlative in general, but at least in German it would not be weird for some corporate bro to say he was "WAHNSINNIG stolz..." which means exactly the same thing.
The classic example is a Google hiring committee who rejected all of their own anonymized hiring packets.
Perhaps you mean the Maillard reaction? https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Maillard_reaction
> and finds that the "native" Go code is half as fast as the cgo version.

That's not what TFA finds.

What it finds is that INSERT may be about half as fast, but SELECT with a GROUP BY is ridiculously slow with modernc as your row count grows:

# rows mattn avg (s) modernc avg (s)
10000 0.000048 0.003762
479827 0.000048 0.230283
4798270 0.000051 2.791617

I wish more usage patterns were tested.
This is unrealiable and extremely risky to serve as case evidence.

Becomes extremely easy for malicious actors (out or inside the police) to fake evidence and frame anyone they'd like.
Oh, absolutely. I meant that as an example of also not following the SIDS prevention tips, but in a way that's less controlled than trying to keep him safe in the family bed (which of course also has pillows and duvets).
Frankfurt perhaps?
Employers’ Use of AI Tools Can Violate the Americans with Disabilities Act
He hasn’t been president for a year already. Yet no one even tried to bring him to court because of anything; all I see are some keyboard warriors who don’t get how the presumption of innocence works.
He is not guilty just because some random comment says it. He is only guilty when a court says so.
Graal also has LLVM as a target platform, is what I said.
I hear "Japan has four seasons" a lot living there, but I don't get it. It definitely has summer. Leaves take 8 months to gradually fall from trees (if they fall at all) before summer starts again. There's no snow. And obviously there's no snowmelt or sudden greening in the spring.

You might be able to make the claim if your four seasons are "Summer, Typhoon season, Rainy season, Not-summer".
Got it, added some explanatory copy. Accompanying image examples following soon.
They are playing a version with only 2 expansions, there have been 28 expansions since launch. They must like that version
I don't think at the end of the day that the issue is the sustainablility of meat that will be its downfall (with the exception of greed, as you can see already with the big shots in the meat industry trying to lobby away lab grown meat / TLM products even though they barely exist).

Instead it's the very wasteful food culture especially the west has, let's take steak as an example, for the around 5 steaks a family of 3 will eat you could easily make a stew for 4 with only 3 of those steaks.
Well, is says that the website itself was build by the tool.
Non-semantic tags, divs instead of links, buttons instead of links, a lot of inline styles (which is a bad practice), deep nesting.
So inline styles will make caching css impossible, so high load times, not good for performance.
Deep nesting makes the problem even worse.
So the result is a slow bloated inaccessible code, but the result may look ok.
If all you want is a pretty picture - than yeah, it is a great tool.

I prefer this approach - https://github.com/seek-oss/playroom
Just create your components and add them to the sandbox and allow your designers to play with them.
Not to mention RSA is mostly used for key exchange, not encryption.
The fascinating thing is that when we were deciding how to plan our parental leave we hadn't talked to any other parents or asked advice from anyone. We just decided that, based on what we wanted from it and practical concerns about breast-feeding and recuperation it made the most sense for her to be home for a year and then me for half a year.

Turns out most Swedish couples I've talked to since reach the exact same conclusion.
Re. EVE you'll find the epics retold in many places. For more regular happenings there are (were?) a few dedicated news sites: Crossing Zebras, Eve News 24, The Scope. No promises any of those are still alive, and in any case i recommend against digging too much if you don't play or aren't somewhat aware of the political scene IG. You'll mostly find petty or obscure events.

However, regarding "wicked tragedies", Dwarf Forteress is a constant source of self-contained entertainment. For example https://lparchive.org/Dwarf-Fortress-Boatmurdered/Introducti...
Isn't this connected with fact that nvidia got threats from lapsus group to open-source their's drivers unless hacker will publish some stolen confidential data?
https://videocardz.com/newz/hackers-now-demand-nvidia-should...
Meetings are very important. You just need to make sure you are having the right ones if they start to seem pointless.

Ad-hoc, developer initiated meetings are the happy path. I think it is also acceptable and healthy for developers to be required to check in on some weekly call too.

Daily standups are where things start to derail for me. At some level, we need more async written communication. Forcing everyone on the call every single day can feel dystopian depending on your current tasks.
Similar enough, but tends to be ever so slightly more bland than even the UK. If I remember rightly Ireland has the highest lows and lowest highs of anywhere in Europe.
> I strongly dislike Tailwind and similar tools because they prevent this kind of coding/debugging

No they don't? I use the inspector all the time to figure out what values to set. Granted, I then translate those to Tailwind in my head, so there is an extra step compared to directly copying the style but that's a very small price to pay for all the advantages that I get from Tailwind.
It's a bold move to put Learn C the Hard Way as the only book recommendation for learning C, haha. This article seems like a good jumping-off point. I would be interested to see some examples of well-written embedded software which are sufficiently limited in scope that a beginner can feasibly grok the whole codebase.
Around 20 years ago the Internet suddenly became a thing but you had big hotels that were not pre-wired with RJ45 and the owners did not to spend lots of money running new cables.

One solution was to use the existing phone line in each room and put an ADSL modem on it. They got Internet (and kept analog phones) in every room by just upgrading the endpoints.
> People living in gated communities have a higher perceived level of crime [1] than those who don't so it's not that surprising that the more isolated you are, the more you see the rest of world as dangerous

Okay, their perception of crime is higher than it should be. What about the level of crime inside vs outside of the gated community?

It really doesn't matter if someone thinks that there are 4 rapes per second outside of their bubble, if the rate inside the bubble is significantly lower than the rate outside the bubble.

Thinking that it is 4 rapes per second when the actual number is 4 rapes per month is irrelevant when there are 4 rapes per decade inside the bubble.

IOW, you are not making any point worth discussing. I don't care whether my perception of crime outside of my bubble is higher than the actual crime outside of my bubble, I care whether it is more dangerous outside of my bubble than inside.
Even easier: Look for the colored pixels in the bottom right corner :}
I really appreciate the feedback, thanks! Talking to designer friends and updating UX as we speak, based on this.
Because I can already look at a sock and see it's a sock.

If you're keen on this style, perhaps you should pack all the socks, underwear and other objects in your home into identical boxes and put labels like "~" and "z" on them.
Then there's crawshaw.io/sqlite (https://github.com/crawshaw/sqlite) which has some extra features.
The worst part is the non-linear growth in productivity of uninterrupted blocks of work. Not always, but very often a 4h block is much more valuable than 2 blocks of 2h with a meeting in between. This is not even about "flow", it's about getting your work environment sorted out, getting all the tools ready, doing a couple of experiments, actually thinking about the context of your solution, etc.

It's a very costly fallacy that developer productivity is simply linearly dependent on time spent on an issue.

In consequence, I strongly believe that there should be a minimum latency in software development that cannot be cut further. Say, it's two days. That would mean you should not attempt to have any meetings from Wednesday onwards and be able to deploy on Thursday evenings and collect and discuss results on Fridays. Monday's for retros, especially regarding Friday's findings and Tuesday is the day for planning. That's a very, very compact schedule and I doubt it's sustainable, to be honest. But it's already longer, and has stricter constraints, than most managers would accept, I bet.
> what would that help?

For example to let you run Java code in a browser.
That's just the nature of teen apps. They are very fashion based and become lame after a short while. I'm sure Tiktok will also go that way.
Indeed if they had the identification code they would have been able to pinpoint the model and serial number of the printer, but they haven't released that information -- only that it is a HP printer with HP 302 or 304 model ink cartridges, which I assume is based on analysis of the chemical composition of the ink.
I am not an expert, just a hobbyist. It's hard to tell anything without measurements. Either the regulators are half dead (factory spec for operating temperature is -40 to +85 C°) and should be replaced, or thermal expansion causes a cracked solder joint to touch again, or some other component is half dead and needs a bit of warmth to work properly.
You jest, but

https://physics.stackexchange.com/questions/9615/why-do-powe...
Ciliary spasm which was temporarily inhibited by the anesthesia?
I don't hope someone is going to attempt to rewrite sqlite in go. The C version is very well tested. A rewrite can only add bugs. Automatic transcription is the best way forward, the performance hit (when you want to avoid cgo) be damned.

I do suppose that the group_by performance can be improved by working on the c->go compiler, though. I think that's a more worthwhile effort than rewriting sqlite.
I would totally want to live in a single family home with a garden in a city - all the benefits of city living, with space.

But single family homes set in the suburbs, amongst endless other single family homes? It's nowhere near as good. You have to drive everywhere and there's not enough density to support local shops.

I think it's a mistake to assume that because almost everyone would, with enough money, want their own home and land, that they'd also want it in the suburbs. You just need to look at property values to see that isn't the case - houses and apartments in the city are worth more.

I could trade my terraced house in the city for a much larger one in the distant suburbs. But that would mean driving everywhere, living by busy fast roads, not having a huge range of shops nearby, having to commute further into work, not being able to cycle - all things that make it not worth it. Clearly a lot of my neighbours feel the same way.
> Or it might just make components and/or solder expand enough to make contact (which is kind of the same thing but different).

Yeah, most probably it deformed into contact
> rationalize decimating entire tribes over wood

"Look at this cool palace we built and all the rare and exotic wood we used!"

"Where did you get the wood again?"

(See the general argument about decolonisation and re-contextualising within European countries, and fights over things like the Edward Colston statue)
Also that people don't smoke around infants anymore in any large numbers.
I had a similar problem with some small exotic parts on my Hyundai L90D+. After being able to source them, I replaced the parts, and my monitor came back to life, briefly.

After 30 minutes or so, another part of the board has fried, so I just replaced the monitor, quite sadly.
For an excellent course that covers that full journey (and more): https://www.nand2tetris.org/.
"Almost a law" - Moore's Law? Technology gets better?

Or birth? 9 women can't deliver a baby in 1 month. Is there a glitch in the machine? Of course there is!

Do you know where it is? Me neither! Pray to God and Jesus about IT! Try something else. Keep going, until you're stuck, then keep going until you all agree it's fun and happy.

Now? Raise the average life expectancy, or die trying and meet God that way. I'm an idiot hacker who wants to try. Who's coming?
Can confirm that this saved our old Samsung lcd television.

It took longer and longer to turn on. Some guy on YouTube used this hair dryer trick. So I did just that, blow the air inside the TV from below through the panels, and like magic it works again. Life hack!

Curious why it works though
> How much damage did that cause? Seeing people's penis, that is. Can you quantify it for us?

Assume that it does no damage. Even in that best-case scenario, the majority of people will still remove themselves from such an environment.

Can you blame them?
HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA

If you only knew how much the Norwegian police are blasted these days for over-stepping boundaries in searches of persons, and their interpretation of reasonable cause for home searches, and their ties to the private drug cop association NNPF (and reluctance to release membership details)

Like, the "State Attorney" (Riksadvokatsembetet) had to issue a clarification that busting someone with a joint in the street is NOT reasonable cause to search their home for more, please stop doing that you morons, also don't lift people's testicles to see if they have hidden something there thank you.

All the while more violent and serious shit is being ignored.

ACAB, also here.
What does this have to do with "accountability"?
The vents just blast backwards when it’s shut.
That is crazy.

Curious where in Melbourne as I have never encountered this with two under 5.

I work part time and now, since covid, from home and always regularly take my kids to various parks around the inner north. Usually a sprinkle of other dads, grandparents and lots of mums. No one has ever even suggested I am suspicious.

I did get a lot of "a dad at the playground. Wow, so progressive" when the first kid was small, which was pretty amusing/ disappointing for 2010s.
> Funny how we got downgraded into "smart watches"

We didn't get downgraded. The "dumb watch" product category is still alive and kicking. Whether it's the more moderate priced quartz segment, or the less moderately priced mechanical segment it's not even slightly dying. What we've gained is choice.

And I say this as someone who would never buy a smartwatch because it would need charging. I have a perfectly decent Citizen analog watch that has worked perfectly every day since I bought it five years ago (not even needing a battery change because it's solar powered). I occasionally consider splashing out on a mechanical watch, but even a 3 year servicing interval would be tedious.
You wrote “it's still more than double it's 2018 bubble level”.

If you meant “in the future it may be again more than double its 2018 bubble level” you could have phrased it more clearly.

The 2018 peak was above 19k, by the way.
From what I see in the news India will soon be 60 degrees and death all year round because of global warming so it should probably not make many lists :(
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How exactly is eating and fully digesting something "waste"?

Is it a waste for me to use a nice keyboard because a cheap 5 quid one will do?
You mean, “the badness of being fired” while on parental leave?

Does Bottomless offer parental leave?
Demand for GPUs used to mine crypto 'disappearing', says ASUSTeK
> ...a bad solder joint

Or inside the IC a bad bonding between the chip and the package leads. Or IC package developed cracks and moisture creeps in.
It's not uncommon for solder joints to get damaged due to heat stress. It happens to BGA compontents too when not properly cooled. The hair dryer may or may not have provided enough heat to fix a small crack (I didn't look up the temperature a hair dryer provides).

Did kind-of the same with my Philips TV a while back. Still going strong.

https://www.devroom.io/projects/repair-philips-42pfl6057h-12...
>A quick googling did not turn up more material on the idea that voltage regulators depend on the temperature like that, and it would be surprising (generally electronics performs better when cooled).

Not a hardware expert either, but Wikipedia points at this TI doc[0] which claims ambient temperature is necessary for the quiescent current. There's no mechanism described there, though.

[0]: https://www.ti.com/lit/an/slva079/slva079.pdf
> It was one of the first big, scripted events in an MMO ever, with repercussions almost unthinkably dramatic in a game today. Imagine players in WoW or Final Fantasy 14 being able to permanently kill a boss, making their loot forever unobtainable for the rest of their server.

Players can't do it, but the WoW developers feel free to permanently kill bosses and make their loot unobtainable.
The idea of stranger danger is largely a myth, as most almost all crimes committed towards children are by those closest to them: parent, relatives and people in positions of trust.