skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
If they "hit the right market" it means that market had not been hit before, so by definition they've done something new.

I don't have an interest in Tesla nor do I particularly like Musk, but objectively speaking, they must have done something right - they started a mass-car company from scratch in the third millennium, something very very hard; they popularized a technology that had failed to get traction for decades, and have taken the fight to behemoth corporations that had been bearish on the sector's overall future since the '90s. That simply cannot be just marketing or "gimmicks".
Thanks for submitting this it was interesting to see. Is this an old project because the video example uses React Classes rather than functional components and hooks.
Timbray/quamina – Fast Pattern Matching Library based on finite state machines
This problem is trivially fixed with blackout curtains. Dealing with lack of sun is harder.
Here's a good account of what happened as any:

https://massivelyop.com/2022/04/04/the-game-archaeologist-wh...

And apparently there was an earlier attempt made by a Taiwanese guild prior to the Rallos Zek expedition:

https://blog.summercat.com/the-killing-of-kerafyrm-the-sleep...
Dual connectivity on the XM4 is horribly broken for me. As soon as you try to use the mic, nothing works reliably anymore : the headset randomly stays blocked on one profile on another and you invariably end up with either crappy sound for your music or no voice for your zoom call.

Now I use it exclusively on my phone for music and I have another headset for voice calls on my computer. Which is a shame given how much money I had to throw to buy this thing.

Still, I have to acknowledge, sound is awesome, so that’s why I keep it anyway.
I use the TP-links too, but sometimes, every few weeks, they fall over and one of them needs a power cycle. I put them on the same circuit so they don't have to traverse the consumer unit to talk to each other.

I could have put Ethernet in, but adding a wire under the floor was vetoed in the interests of not making a mess.

Don't listen to them! Run that Ethernet!
> I'd like to think that we all want phones that don't exist

Definitely, I begrudge every single moment I am forced to use my phone and intentionally don't bring it with me as often as possible.

> ... other than as a chip in our arm ...

Oh. Count me out.
Humans automatically assumed mad also means evil. While, seems AI took mad mildly.
I can see what you mean, I just don't agree about the skills.

I agree to a large extent about the social skills, and even the hobby farm seeing as I've considered it more than once... but being good in IT requires a wide range of skills.

It feels like most people that enter the field now are here because of the money, which is OK, but that doesn't mean they are any good, many are not, they are just taking advantage of a good opportunity. Again, that is OK.

This is a gig that won't last forever, like having a popular YouTube channel, so there is no reason to read into it any more than "people are jumping on the bandwagon during a gold-rush", and no reason to get so upset about it. There is no more or less social inequality because of IT workers than there was during the "house flipping" trend from a few years back, Crypto, social media influencer channels, etc.

There are a lot of good paying jobs, and no job will ever make you wealthy or powerful, so no reason to get worked up over ordinary working-class people (even if they make 6 figures, it's the 8+ figures that oppress).

edit: spelling
I was in the first cohort of founders in the Ignite accelerator (https://ignite.io/) in the UK, and it was mentioned by one of the people running it. Accelerator programmes are quite a small world.
if you have the wherewithal to use iperf then why not wireshark too? it's probably actively sniffing surrounding wifi frames to feed back to its proprietary version of WiGLE.net under the guise of super helpful "location based services"
How to process your data the resilient way with back pressure
Take YC, I have heard from many founders it's not what it used to be...

Different doesn't automatically mean worse.
Something I never understood about embedded systems work: why is the pay so bad?

Maybe I was just looking at the wrong job listings, but the technical difficulty (relatively low-level programming, manual memory management, dealing with janky firmware, antiquated toolchains, and incomplete documentation) seemed much harder than the compensation being offered.

At least in comparison to other types of coding you could be paid to do.

The only answer I could come up with was that unit profit margin * sales volume imposed a much lower cap, relative to pure software products?
Haha, this reminds me of that James Roswell character https://www.protocol.com/policy/w3c-privacy-war

Transparently stalling browser standards over privacy stuff but couched in different language.
...and the wind could generate electricity for a similar number.

Conversation might be a bit limited though. The need to tell everyone you meet, within 5 minutes of meeting them, that you're a vegan would be removed.
> the sample code I've seen mostly reads as noise to me ... But I'm sure one could get the same computational result with a bit more approachable syntax.

Chinese looks very strange to lots of people, but I think you should expect to get a strange look if you were to suggest Chinese reads like noise to you and then suggested, gee, you know, if they just used latin letters for everything, you would still "get the same computational result"
It can definitely be misused, but SELECT * is pretty handy for ad-hoc queries and to succinctly get all (or almost all) of the columns for a subquery or CTE.
Those are only problems for people not used to driving and walking in snow. Rain gets you wet, which is way worse than any snow.
Mmm that's difficult to define for example in Le Havre (an harbour NW of France) the average temperature is quite consistent due to the sea proximity but the weather is often very variable (and the weather forecasts aren't reliable): keep your sun hat AND your umbrella with you..

While near Paris the weather is more stable during a day, but from day to day the temperature variations are higher..
> you don't have any right to recoup it from them

You can transfer it from exchange to your own Wallet and then sell it back to Tether. Though you need at least $100K worth of USDT and you need to pay transfer fee to the exchange. It's bit of a hassle (and costs money) but can be done.
>You need to figure out how much resistive and how much capacitive load any headphone has.

Why would you? That's part of the headphone's characteristics. People who buy high impedance headphones should know when to use an amplifier. That's not the DAC's job.
Isn't HTML a standard document lanuguage for the Browser?
what's the point in changing <ul> to @ul{}?
As an Aussie living in Sweden with a toddler I don't think I'll ever move back to Aus if people are going to harass me for the crime of playing with my son.
What do you use recursive queries for?
Nah, there are a bajillion ways of making pizza in Italy, it’s just that the thick and soft one is never round, but even the round one can be thicker or thinner depending on the local preference. It would actually be interesting to find out if the American style of pizza was influenced by a traditional Sicilian pizza called “sfincione” which is still very popular, given the strong Sicilian component of Italian immigration in the US.
Ah I used React classes out of habit—will update the exporter to output hooks instead. Thanks for the heads up!
> No matter how smart an AI gets it does not have the "proliferation instinct" that would make it want to enslave humans.

If it has a goal or goals surviving allows it to pursue those goals. Survival is a consequence of having other goals. Enslaving humans is unlikely. If you’re a super intelligent AI with inhuman goals there’s nothing humans can do for you that you value, just as ants can’t do anything humans value, but they are made of valuable raw materials.

> It does not have the concept of "specism" of it having more value than anybody else.

What is this value that you speak of? That sounds like an extremely complicated concept. Humans have very different conceptions of it. Why would something inhuman have your specific values?
"I won't say his ethnicity"

Why not say nothing at all about it?
Ubuntu 22.04 now defaults to Wayland so that should make a big difference in the coming years
A very low-tech tip: I keep a glasses cleaning cloth on my desk. It improves my eyesight instantly!
In general I would love it as a creative bit of whimsy. The problem is that it's a very specific type of nonsense which after a while becomes recognizable as the art style of AIs in general. This both makes it feel less original and stick out as a recognizable computer artifact.
What helped me was not using a hidden SSID. Apparently, with hidden networks, the computer has to actively probe for the network, but passive probes don't affect latency as much.
Great piece.

> housing scarcity benefits homeowners by giving them the option of selling their home at an inflated price later and downsizing or moving to a cheaper locale for retirement

If housing is fungible then the value of their downsizing destination will have also gone up. If your house price surges then that is good for you, unless you want to use this surge to buy a new house (like-for-like) which will have (maybe) also surged.

Thoughts?
Arn-AWS-tagger – a Node.js function that tags AWS resources based on their ARN
A Node.js utility function that helps tagging AWS resources based on their ARN and overcomes limitations of AWS CLI tag-resources API
I also once heard a vacuum cleaner salesman say (and yes, that used to be a thing) -- we know we can make vacuum cleaners less noisy (drop the universal motor IIRC), but people buy vacuum cleaners assuming the noise == power.
At Fermilab they used a ferret (in a diaper!) to clean out the beam pipes: https://www.atlasobscura.com/articles/felicia-ferret-particl...
This is mainly because DALLE-2 generates at 64x64, then uses two separate upscalers to reach 256px then 1024px. The problem is that the upscalers are much less capable than the main model, and each upscaling stage tends to compound the mistakes of the upstream image.

I imagine DALLE-3 will generate at 256px directly, and use something like latent diffusion for a free upscale to 1024px. This should eliminate most of the high frequency artifacts.
I would have probably made this "security" person call the police if I were on public property that wasn't school property. But, then, I have that option because I'm a normal-looking white dude.
Good to know I haven't gotten used to driving and walking in snow.

Guess what also gets you wet? Snow. It'll even get you wet when it isn't snowing, since it stays on the ground, and for a very long time.
Now do tech stock.
just a bunch of very disappointed people != the whole economy
The hard part about getting started with embedded systems is that the intersection of what you have, what you can do with it, what you know you can do with it and what you actually want to do is most likely empty.
I liked the movie, but Adams wasn't around to prevent the filmmakers from Americanising it, casting Ford Prefect and Trillian with American actors. If I remember correctly, Trillian is supposed to be Arabic in the book.
Now you're doing it too ;) You copied the example, but didn't mention why it makes Tokay shine (it's a parser for mathematical expressions supporting the four basic operations and round brackets)
There are other significant negatives to HN, too. You have to have the "right" political opinions if you want to avoid massive downvotes, for example. Oh, and don't bother to criticize capitalism one tiny little bit, either.
Ask HN: How do I get started with investing in crypto?
Seems this would be a good time to buy :). I live in Europe so some local setup would be ideal.

I have some normal stocks through degiro.nl.

Thanks!
If you read the example, you must have noticed that there is no way to interpret it as describing a system of single-transferable-vote.

The example is very explicit that votes are cast for parties and all of the benefit of receiving a vote goes to the party for which it is cast. As such, the model is only coherent if there is no such thing as voting for a candidate.
Saying this from a 7-days account... Either you're relatively new and can't really speak to what HN used to be, or you're using a throwaway to post content you know is low-quality.
traditional Kanban wouldn't really work for us I guess since there are operational issues that can come in between development work. to give context, I work closely together with financial reporting team and they are also organized through Jira.
Ask HN: Hacker News like community for machine learning?
I love hacker news for the diversity of topics and the often good insights one can gain.
Do you know of a similar source which is more focused on machine learning?

One obvious place is https://www.reddit.com/r/MachineLearning/, but maybe you know of others?
On the everquest server where I play, we woke up Sleeper so many times the GM:s stopped resetting him years ago. No more gnome masks for me :(
I think the critical part is not the 32bit thing, but the lack of a proper JTAG debugger on the arduinos. A debugger would give much better insight to what is happening on the board and the moment I saw a proper debugger and was able to step from the first instruction to my code was the moment I "got" microcontrollers.

I know a lot of people hate debuggers, but the information they provide is extremely useful.
There's also "7-7: we're going to heaven; 7-5: somebody else wants to fly; 7-6: radio needs a fix".
If you want a War on Poverty, you need an army to fight it.

It appears that allegory is a lost art in certain sections of the New World.

It's about manpower, not money
The Black Keys talked about this on Joe Rogan's podcast. Pat Carney, the drummer, calls it "the guy with a degree from Pepperdine who wants to tweak the high hat."
The site alleges that there are a number of positive self-treating anecdotes found on the internet. Is there a medically justified explanation for these? (It's ok if not -- an alternative is that they're cranks or lying, both of which are very plausible). What is the minimum vision improvement from behavioural adjustment that would be medically surprising to you?
Same applies to Common Lisp, Scheme, Scala and Clojure on the JVM/JavaScript platforms.

And Clojure also has a .NET implementation.
Yeah writing a compiler was the only thing that would keep me awake all night every night and with less than 4 hours sleep (still had to help my very tired and bruised spouse - episiotomy sucks but breastfeeding twins is just devastatingly tiring - lost all the pregnancy weight in weeks, had to up food intake) keeping all the moving things in my head, making small progress, alternated with some learning (formal proof).

I struggled for some time to keep them static and my hands free and after some time we found a great position that we would slip into every night. It's around that time I realized that most things with kids are about patience, trying gently and giving them opportunity to help/do (even in their sleep ;-)).

I hope you'll keep enjoying these nights.
The size of batteries in two piece earbuds is miniscule and would not make a difference in phone runtime.
It really just comes down to the number of bodies. As the number of people increases so does the strain on biocapacity. An area can only sustainably support so many people.
I think most of time, the granted options will expire in some period of time if employee quits before exit?
Build a Web Scraper with Ruby
Customizing NetBSD Boot Banners
Yet phones are larger than ever. Am I the only one that finds carrying about a bathroom tile all day ridiculous?
Because they don't know how to Wget :-)
Lack of sun is trivially fixed with lights.

Blackout curtains don't form a good seal and always let light bleed through around the edges.
Same intent here. I don't know what cable I will eventually upgrade to, but the first step will be easily-snakable conduit to every room.
https://comparchpodcast.podbean.com/

I've only listened to the most recent episode so far, but it was great and I plan to hear the rest. BSD Now and the SANS Daily Stormcast are good too.

https://isc.sans.edu/podcast.html

https://www.bsdnow.tv/
What is the pay like for the "hardware" side of these products, that is, ICB design and the like? I mean as far as I know there's not nearly as much people in that industry now compared to software development so I would assume prices go up... but with tons of international competition, price will go down. (competition as in... people will happily take Chinese designed circuits or whatever, but not so much software.
This is great :) You can then fuzz your APIs for issues using https://github.com/Endava/cats.
Leave your sister alone, she doesn't need to consult you about anything. How entitled are you to think that just because you work in software you get to authorize the decisions that another adult makes.
A few years ago I was writing a (semi-)scientific paper ("Seminarfacharbeit") with two other students as part of the high school graduation process (Abitur) in Germany. The general topic was water and air recycling/purification and plant nurturing for long duration space trips such as a trip to Mars. In the course of writing the paper we had access to a Mars regolith simulant with a very analogous chemical composition to real Mars regolith. We experimented with growing tomatoes, soybeans, radish, spinach and some salad variant I don't remember the name of, each with and without fertilizer. We did'nt have a lot of time and not enough regolith simulant to get significant results, but after a month tomatoes, soybeans and radish showed large growth, with sprout shoots of up to 20cm. We also controlled lighting to be more similar to Mars, although there isn't much difference in daytime lengths. Unfortunately we weren't able to control the atmosphere to be similar to Mars atmosphere, so take our results with a grain of salt.
Here you go: https://github.com/Endava/cats
> people would go out to the hallways of her apartment building to congregate and drink and hang out. This concept seems totally alien to me. I'm pretty sure if a resident tried congregating in the hallways of any of the buildings I've lived in, security would be called to clear them out.

This is what makes the USA society so impersonal and distant. Everyone is expected, even required, to quickly retire into their home and stay there unless on specific business of going somewhere. The USA has even invented a crime for the concept of being outside for no particular reason, "loitering".

Coming from latin america we joke (although wrapped in much sadness) that every fun social activity that's normal elsewhere, will trigger the riot police to show up in the USA. When I lived in an apartment I knew everyone in the building since we'd gather to drink and play games on the central hallway on Friday nights.

So no wonder it is difficult to get to know any neighbors in the USA, let alone the entire neighborhood. Which in turn makes it easier to not care about them, which I believe is the cause of most of the social and political ills of the USA.

Very little to do with cars. Where I grew up the public transport was between useless to nonexistent, so everyone drives everywhere. But people still have fun and hang out and party on the streets or apartment hallways.
Cover and book jacket art was better for all books, because what happened is that (especially in the US) instead of letting art directors have creative freedom, they started focus grouping it relentlessly. This, unsurprisingly, creates bland art.
Is my understanding correct, that any wireless solution uses a lossless codec. Therefore the highest quality audio iPhone is the original wired SE from 2016. Any modern iPhone will have lower quality audio by design, no matter how good the wireless buds are.
Depends what you mean with "readable". It's always easy to make a contrived example, and call that readable because it's shorter. I'm talking about huge apps maintained by multiple remote teams, all working independently.

In this case I would argue that the end goal is "maintainability", not "readability", and Kea, thanks to forcing you to use an abstraction in the first place, leads to better maintainable code.

Piping all "writes" through actions, and all "reads" through selectors gives you complete observability over the entire system at any point in time. The immutable nature of this approach also works wonders in preventing React from wasting time with needless re-renders. Plus the syntax makes it that you can jump into any part of a system consisting of 200+ logic files, and immediately understand how each piece of data came about, and what are the only things that can change it.

Using "simple" and "readable" plain functions that go `this.something = "value"` is the antithesis of a maintainable system. You lose all observability, unless you integrate a lot of "magic", for example making every value secretly use "immer".

> There is a lot of non-linear control flow encoded implicitly in calls to `kea`, `actions`, `listeners` in this framework, and for what?

To build large applications that scale well, are easy to reason about, and can be maintained by whoever joins your team.
And if you don't want it to look especially great surface mounted trunking is decent enough and affordable. Actually it is very common here. Small rectangle mounted either to ceiling or floor of the wall.
Nuclei – Community Powered Vulnerability Scanner
That is one sweet board, and it might be a good starting point. It is, in my opinion, rather intense/complex, which might scare people off.

For something leaner and more "clean", while staying with Adafruit, their take on the RP2040 might be good [1]. The official Pico [2] is still just $5, which might make it an easier buy for some.

For something even smaller, I rolled my own ATtiny214 [3] board but it's not presentable at the moment (and it's slightly more "hardcore" since it's not programmable over straight USB). Also, it's of course dropping down back to 8-bit land again.

[1]: https://www.adafruit.com/category/875

[2]: https://www.adafruit.com/product/4883

[3]: https://www.microchip.com/en-us/product/ATTINY214
honestly, you are being far too charitable. it comes across as downright creepy, advancing the conversation or no. i wouldn't be comfortable saying any of the things in that comment to someone that i claimed to know to their face under basically any circumstances. it pretty much implies directly that OP is some sort of sexual predator, which makes the whole "lovely wife" thing sound something between creepy and vaguely threatening.
Isn't that normal though, Apple makes some design decision, everyone talks smack, a few years later everyone follows.

And I hate the lack of headphone jacks on things.
Cool to see another open source flavor of q, but is there an open source alternative to kdb+?
But how do they prevent an attacker from simply opening his own connection? They can just look up the keys in the other processes.
Latency is also a big problem I believe.
Who Wins a Boring Basketball Game?
This reminds me of stories about directors intentionally putting ridiculously over-the-top violent or sexual scenes in their already quite violent or sexual movies for the rating board to focus on, and getting a PG-13 rating (instead of an R or NC-17) by removing it.
List of common domains/endpoints that are pinged in Windows 11, and what they do
Clay Shirky posted an interesting talk quite a while back that gets into some of this - "A group is its own worst enemy".
https://web.archive.org/web/20030713130936/http://shirky.com...
Cusco and La Paz, etc, are highland cities. If you are not accustomized to living at 2km+ altitude you would be miserable and may get health problems and/or depression. This just shows how bad oligoparametrical models are.